2026 Undated Weekly Planner – Spiral Notebook 5.75" x 8.25" with 52 Weeks, Habit Tracker & Weekly To-Do Lists – Academic Planner & Productivity Organizer for Home, Office & School (Purple)

I have used every planning system invented: Levenger Circa, Time Design, Planner Pads, Moleskine Project Pro, Day at a time and some online tools. I discovered Panda Planner a year ago when I was diagnosed with cancer. The motivational and emotional approach to their planning system was a great foundation to face the challenge. A year later I am cancer free and back at work. I did not want to lose the motivation of Panda but need more functionality for business. The Daily Planner 2.0 fits the bill. I use the annual section for the 12 months forward that are not covered by the monthly. The monthly is simple with its undated approach and 90 days is about all I can plan these days as the world is too chaotic to go beyond that. The daily gives me the motivation components, flexibility to drive my agenda, and the notes area is bigger than the Panda Planner which is great for jotting. The back note section has about two pages of paper per week, which probably enough if I write within the lines. Maybe they will add an additional 13 pages in the future. Some people have noted the paper weight is not ideal for some pens. That is true. However, I use pencil for my planner and the lighter weight makes it ideal for erasing. I have already ordered an additional few sets to cover the year. $40 for the year is a great price as Panda helps you get things done in the world and change things inside yourself. Cheap at the price point.

I love this planner. I love the color. I love the quality, I love the price! Helps me feel organized and more on top of my day!

Out of all of the Panda Planners this one works best for my personal use. I like that it is only 3 months at a time and undated so I don't feel guilty putting away a planner I completely scribbled all over for a few months and start a new one. Having less months is less daunting for me so if you find yourself changing planners often because you get overwhelmed, this might be the planner for you. Buying 4 a year is more cost effective compared to some of the fancier planners and I am way more likely to actually use these planners over the more expensive and fancier ones. The size of the planner is also great for carrying around or leaving on your desk. I love the spirals! The one thing I would change is the dividers. They are wonderful but if you put them in the middle of the month/week you can't see the other part of the month/week with the darker dividers. I do like that I can put sticky notes on them, but not being able to see through to the other side is inconvenient. The paper is a bit on the thin side, but for the price point it is to be expected. Using a pencil and a regular pen are best with this planner. I also had to wind a thread through the coils in the back to make the opening and closing a bit smoother, but this also allows you to make an extra bookmark if you need it.

I can relate to the creater of Panda Planner - Lyme, neuro-immune condition, lost job, house, ability to work, then my dog. Full of infection and finally got the d/x of rare immune disease that infiltrates the entire body - brain included. To say I am confused is an understatement. Brushed off my knees and bum, and decided to work on my attitude. Panda planner seemed perfect! AND - what I took for granted before is impossible now. It was too much, I'd be stoked Sunday night, then a week would pass and I'd accomplish 1/4 of 3 minor tasks, no time to exercise or meditate much less do any 'feed my soul goals', so the original just seemed to rub in my face what a failure I am. I've defaulted to using Blue Sky weekly to keep track of my uneventful life that takes fills my days. Weekly is all I need, and barely touch the weekly pages unless I get overwhelmed. (Have 4 things coming up in the next 3 weeks, for instance). Seeing this scaled down one that was weekly and a WHOLE YEAR! I looked at the pages and it seemed to be missing all the juice of the originals, but I ordered it anyway. It has NONE of the juice of the heavy-bound 3-month weekly planners. 5x8 is a perfect size for my needs. The bookmarks are full pull-out plastic page dividers. Even though it's a full year, I get why it's undated - start whatever month you want. But it's SO simple that there's no need to put all the months up front, the the weeks, then the notes. They could have just stuck 5 weeks per month the paper is so thin. I realize they were going after the budget market, hence the low price. But they skimped. They could have added 1/4" to the wire diameter to include weekly overviews and monthly check-ins/planning in between each month or 5 weeks. There is none of the so-called "science-backed methods" to get one's life and attitude back together. Just a tiny space for a monthly habit, and an 'H' checkbox on the monthly view. Then each day, only "grateful" and "win" - in a bland box on top of each day. The plan I guess was to just leave tons of note space to let folks do their own "feel-good bullet journal" type of thing? Thumbs up on the dot grid paper vs lines for notes. I write in pencil anyway so can work with the super thin paper (I always seem to write appointments on the wrong day or week, or write the time wrong, so I need to erase a lot). But the thin paper...... Wow. Option A) thick hard-bound, luxury smooth paper but only 3 months for almost $40 - or - Option B) portable spiral bound for a full year with no "science-based" prompts with pages so cheap and thin the machine that took the stack of papers and punched holes for the spiral essentially sealed each page into the next along the entire line of holes. I can see it will be a mess in a few months, unless I meticulously separate each piece of paper and gently flip the page, and pulling to re-align on the new side. One extreme to the other. The irony is it came with 3 thick marketing schwag postcard notes in color, thanking the buyer, and commenting that "there are a lot of cheap knock-off's on Amazon but you chose the real thing." I'd suggest keep going, and look into those cheap knock-offs. They will be better quality than this. I'm holding out that they went with a new manufacturer (it says 'made in China' - what's NOT made in China?) and got the 'bait and switch'. Or maybe they approved a different design or somehow got a bad deal. This is definitely not up to Panda standards, even for the budget model. Sorry guys!

I fell in love with Panda a while back and have since had every size and variation and am LOVING the spiral binding on this one. Spiral means lays flat so that's always a plus. This one is quite a bit lighter than the bound one too so it doesn't feel like a brick in my purse. I like that the daily pages have more room for notes than before and the grateful & excited sections are not numbered so I can write freely. It is an UNDATED planner guys. It says it in the description, but people always get bent over that like it wasn't very clear. However, I really like this because I don't always use the weekend days and it makes my planner last longer. And it has a handy pen holder tab with it unlike the bound one so that's a nice addition. The ONLY thing I miss is the ribbons to mark exactly where I am in the planner. There are some dividers which you push into the spiral binding for each section, but I'm wondering how much off/on that the one for the Daily pages will be able to handle or will it start to break down with all the bending. So far so good though. It also has a little pocket folder in the front to replace the back flap in the bound one so that's nice, but I foresee my items sliding out of this and wish it was something that held the items securely or had a flap. Overall I'm very happy with this new, lighter version and love price point!

This is my first panda planner, though I bought one as a gift awhile back and always wanted one. The price point on the regular kind was a little high, so I jumped at the chance to try this one. It is small, which means it fits perfectly in a purse or bag and is easy to take with me. The paper is thinner than in the usual planner, but ink has not bled through and honestly it's fine. I like that the planner is spiral bound and has a sturdy plastic cover. It feels durable. I got the weekly planner, which has a column for "I'm grateful for" and "today's wins" as well as space for 3 goals/entries for each day. It also has a two-page spread for each month of the year in the front and some blank (dotted) pages at the back. I bought this planner to help me work on specific habits, so it's really perfect for my needs. I would buy it again, though who knows, might upgrade to something a little fancier when the time comes.

Update: The company is sending me a replacement planner w/o the stuck together pages. Updated rating as that was my only issue with the planner. This is my ideal planner. But the quality control is off. My pages were stuck together, and when I tried to pull them apart, they ripped out of the book. If that was fixed, this planner would be perfect. I love the removable dividers and the pen holder is cute and very sticky (I usually have to duct tape pen holders in due to poor glue, but this one stays put). I love it being spiral bound so I can keep it open on my desk all day. The paper is thinner, but my Pilot gel pens do not bleed through, so that’s fine to keep costs down. I contacted the seller about the problem with my planner. Will update if I hear back.

Auditioning for a replacement for my current planner that isn't available on Amazon, and that I'm transitioning away from (maybe growing away from?). This has worked out well so far. My only complaint is that the paper is thin and most of my colored pens leak through. What I do like about it is: appointment slots from 5am to 10pm; not that I'm doing anything besides sleeping at 5am, but it gives me room for extra notes when I need them. I also like having a place to record daily "wins" so when I review my day I can focus on the good things, not just the things I didn't get done. My current planner has 2 pages per day. This is very useful sometimes, but often it ends up blank; that said, I do appreciate having the 2 pages because it gives me freedom to express myself regarding wins, insights, ideas and feelings, etc. I do have another journal - a blank book that I can and do record some of those thoughts, but that one has a slightly different perspective. Anyway, this planner is a definite contender to transitioning from my beloved Renew Planner. So grateful for the many options available out there.