KOKUYO Campus Smart Ring Binder, B5 Transparent Binder Notebook Up to 60 Sheets 26 Holes Slim Binder Folder with 10 Extra Campus Sarasara Loose-Leaf Paper for Work, Study and Journal, Japan Import

It’s so pricey for nothing honestly it breaks my heart someone can pay this much for a notebook binder

I love this binder. It took a little getting used to how it opens the clips, but once you figure it out it's super easy. The outer color is super cute, and I love that it holds quite a lot. I've been using it for my Japanese studies, and even if you didn't get this for study purpouses it would be great for other uses; such as paper retention, note taking, doodling, organizing, and so forth. It functions for well and I highly recommend it, it has kept all my notes safe. The price is worth it!

I LOVE these binders , they are excellent for work notes, light weight and excellent quality. The paper is smooth and nice to write on. You will not be disappointed

Smooth paper, easy to remove. I use this every school year

I love these for school work. I'm an online university student, and I like to print lecture slides, lessons, and worksheets so I don't have to stare at a screen as much. Other than these refillable notebooks I've tried many things, including creating my own spiral notebooks with a coil binding machine. I have about 12 of these now and never use the binding machine anymore. Here's why I love these: > I don't like the bulk that typically comes from binders, especially standard/A4/letter size. I also prefer to save space and paper by writing front and back, which typical binders don't allow you to do unless you have it fully expanded—increasing the bulk factor. These negate that issue and add virtually no additional bulk beyond the paper added. Even if you aren't an online student, these are far better than lugging around a bunch of giant 3 ring binders everywhere around campus. > Compared to the coil binding machine, these are far easier to use for the following reasons: > The Kokuyo prepunched 26-hole B5 paper that can be purchased separately saves me from having to punch stacks upon stacks of paper like I have to do with the binding machine, and I don't need to worry about misaligning the holes or anything. > Using these, I don't have to fuss with pliers and wire cutters for trimming and bending wire coils. > The plastic covers on these are far more effective (and attractive!) than the card stock I would use with the binding machine. > The durability and refillable nature of these allows me to use their convenience again and again, making them WELL worth the price. When a semester is over I can take the pages out, store them for later reference, and reuse the binders for the next courses. I can also continue to easily add/remove pages throughout the course. With the machine, once it's bound it's done. **I do recommend the 60 sheet capacity options for these binders as opposed to the lower (I think it's 25 sheet?) capacity options, as the lower capacity rings have a tendency to open on their own.

Should have this long time ago. It's so convenient you can open the note book and insert or remove pages. I notice there are complain about it only have 10 sheet of paper in the notebook, but you were suppose to buy the refills.