2024 Planner Premium Edition, Luxurious Undated Weekly & Monthly Planner 2024-2025 to Increase Productivity, Time Management and Hit Your Goals, Start Anytime, A5, Lasts 1 Year, Black (Weekly)

I like the size and feel of the calendar. The cover is hard coated paper that feels (and is) sturdy but not plasticky. Over the past 3 months it has held up well to daily abuse in a backpack. The paper is sturdy and nice, but smooth - some will like that, others won't. Thick sharpies will show on the back of the page, but pencil writing is still legible.It comes with monthly tab stickers that make for a nice arts and crafts project. I put them on, but wouldn't in the future. the protrude from the hard cover and I never really use them. I use the cloth bookmark instead. So far the elastic band that holds the calendar together has not worn out.It also includes yearly and monthly calendars as well as a list of federal holidays and a page for "contacts". In the age of cell-phones these are pretty useless to me. At least it doesn't list toll-free numbers for companies that were all the rage in the 1980's - my other planner does :-) Some may find this still useful, but I would have preferred a few more empty pages for notes.Nevertheless, I would not buy the calendar again: for me it has two deal-breaking shortcomings.First, the weekly layout is a bit confused. The top of the page gives the week, month and year, followed by "goals of the week" - which sounds all great. Some may appreciate the fact that we are in week 41 of the year, but how often do I need this - never. Also, I still can figure out that we're in 2019. All I really need is the month to find the appropriate page and nothing else. The rest is clutter. It's not a deal breaker but annoying. There are better layouts out there.Second, it is missing a pen holder. I had not noticed how useful that feature was in my previous planner until it was gone from my current calendar.So, in summary, it's a nice calendar, but as far as I am concerned, there are better ones out there.

This planner is very durable, it has plenty of space to write notes for appointments or reminders or to jot down a quick note. I find the only draw back is it doesn't have holidays or special days(Mother's day) written in the days true out the year. They do list them in the first few pages but I would like to see them on the daily's and not be surprised when they come around.

Don’t like organization of planner, with Saturday and Sunday in same entry space. Students don’t do anything on Saturdays and Sundays?Don’t like top entry space on each page labeled “Goals for the Week” and “Notes”. Totally messes up flow of the sequential dates.And worst is that print is small and almost invisible unless you look very closely. Don’t buy this planner.

I wanted a planner that didn't have a spiral binding since it goes in and out of backpacks, purses, and bags all the time, and the spiral-bound styles always seem to get snagged on things. I've had this planner for almost 2 months now and so far I'm pleased. I like the off-white paper, especially that it's not glossy so ink doesn't smear and pencil is easily erased. I also like that each week has a box dedicated to jotting down goals/tasks. I deducted a star from durability because the binding looks a little flimsy, like the lamination of the cover is loosening (see photo) but it does still seem to be holding up well. Also, note that the actual color is not bright orange as the picture shows but more of a terra cotta color.

This planner is a great size to fit in a purse, but not too small that you can’t fit what needs to be written in it!

I love this planner so much! I've been looking for a planner for a month now and everything on the market is just too busy. I love the clean, natural cover. I love the layout (month spreads first, then weekly spreads). I love that there's a spot for weekly goals and notes as the top of each week spread, and then my days are open for however I need to use the space. It's kind of like a bullet journal without all the extra work and time. I use mine as an accountability planner/journal for personal goals, to do lists and as a gratitude journal. (Google calendar houses our appointments and schedules). The accordion folder in the back pocket (which had bonus stickers and monthly tabs inside) is an awesome touch. I especially love that this planner is budget friendly! Great buy!

Very much like the well known Moleskine product, has a layout I like with a full year of months as well as the weekly calendars.

I've used many different planners through the years depending on my needs (FranklinCovey, Generic, Passion Planner, 5, etc.). I was looking for a small planner with one month fold out (not 1/2 page like Moleskin), weekly layout and not much else. It also needed to be at least 12 months. I love this planner for simplicity - not a lot of extras, but works great and has 12+ months. Pocket in the back works well and it comes with monthly tabs. I added a Leichturn pen holder and I'm all set. If you need extra notepages, etc this is not for you. If you want a 2-page month calendar and week-at-a-glance this is great. The price is awesome too so you can replace it before you run out of months.

I like style and layout of the planner a great deal - it’s very functional. I like the cover and love the quality of the paper. My only issue with this planner is that it was not clear that this is AN ACADEMIC YEAR planner. I ordered it in January, thinking it was either a 15-month planner or included December 2021 and all of 2022. I know the info that it runs from July 2021 to June 2022 is included in the extended description, so this is at least partially my fault. That said, it REALLY needs to be made more clear that this is an academic year planner.

This is the kind of daytimer I love, but have a challenging time finding. It's simple and compact, no unnecessary pages and information that I really don't want or need.This is what this agenda contains, from front to back:- 2021 and 2022 at-a-glance, one page each, side-by-side- "Important dates", two pages, side-by-side- "contacts", two pages, side-by-side- Monthly calendars, Jan-Dec, two pages per month- Lastly, a week-at-a-glance starting the last week of Dec/first week of Jan 2020, all the way through to the last week of Dec 2021, AND THAT'S IT. NOTHING ELSE.- There's a pouch on the inside back cover and they supply two pages of stickers that can be used to help you record certain events/appointments/etc., and one sheet that contains sticker tabs to indicate the months on your agenda.This agenda has just what I want, and nothing I don't. My tastes are minimalistic and I don't want to have to flip through my daytimer all year long having to look at a bunch of pages and info that I'll never use.The quality of the paper, and the binding seem to be pretty good. No complaints.

Never bought this type before and I usually like spiral bound so we will see how it holds up. The main problem is that the days, months, etc. use a font that is much too small and in a light print. Good for younger eyes but as you can see, I put my glasses on and wrote in the larger dates over each day. They provide little blue stickers and you can mark your months using those, it can get a little finicky putting them on fairly evenly but you can peel and reset if need be. They give you other little stickers for occasions as well.

The planner is nice looking. The downfall is that it goes from July 2021 to June 2022. Why would a planner start and stop in the middle of the year? That seems odd to me, and I wanted a full year

Only goes from July 2021 to June 2022 not a 2022 day planner as described multiple times in the add. The company did respond very promptly and supplied me with the correct order. Customer service was excellent. Thank You