The Rocketbook Pro is an inexpensive and eco-friendly way to digitize handwritten notes, but is it compelling enough to replace your planner or bullet journal?
The Rocketbook Pro looks like any other notebook but it packs a beautiful secret: It’s completely reusable, and the Rocketbook app makes it easy to transfer your notes from the pages to your phone.
The notebook comes with a Pilot FriXion erasable pen, a microfiber cloth to wipe the pages clean, a 40-page lined and dotted grid page pack, and a scratch-resistant cover.
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A 20-sheet, scannable notebook to quickly transfer your copy from written to digital.
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A 20-sheet, scannable notebook to quickly transfer your copy from written to digital.
Smart notebooks are one way to reduce your environmental impact, especially if you’re one to buy a planner each year or a fan of journaling. Beyond their eco-friendliness, is the plain fact that a lot of people still prefer to handwrite their notes, journal entries, lists, and planning rather than use a digital alternative.
Personally, I have an easier time remembering things when I’ve handwritten them, which has been proven to be true for others in medical studies.
The Frixion is a line of eraseable pens from Pilot.
The greatness of the Rocketbook Pro is in the two-pronged approach to a smart notebook; you get both the benefits of old-fashioned handwriting and the ability to digitally store and save your pages.
