Everyday Innovations Picopad Wallet Notes with Mini Pen, Bronze-Onyx-Silver, 3 Complete Picopads Plus 6 Sticky Note Refills (WN3-Pack-BOS)

These Picopad wallet notepads are very handy when out and about. Great for recording items wanted when shopping or writing down your address and phone number for someone you've bumped into and haven't seen for a while. Neat and compact and fits easily into a wallet or purse. I'm very happy with this purchase.

this comes with three pads, so I have one in my wallet, gave one to my husband (the reason for the purchase), and he came home to ask for the third to give to his father. Very handy and convenient. My FIL is a contractor and my husband is in sales so they are always needing to write down little notes. Although my husband points out that really the star is the tiny pen that fits into his wallet.

In my opinion, these are overpriced and under built. They are actually made of card paper that has a metallic finish not metal. So in short order they are bent and creased. Only good to stick in odd places where you are desperate to have some kind of emergency notepaper available should you have nothing else. In your wallet or under your car-visor. Check out Wellspring for a more durable product.

colors are attractive and I love the concept. I have small hands so don't mind the tiny pen and since it is designed for wallets, it would have to be, right? Chintzy construction for the price and I don't know if refills are available but I suppose they would also be expensive. However, 6 refills are in the package. Overall, could have been less costly.

I got these so I can write down ideas that I have when I'm away from my computer. I have tried carrying around a notepad before, but that usually lasts about a day. These are great. They are about the size of a credit card, so I can have the notepad in my wallet. Now the biggest thing I need to battle is remembering that I have them with me all the time and to make better use of them! Great product for those of us who are still not on the smart phone train, or prefer a more traditional note taking medium.

My son is 14 years old and has ADHD. Using a planner never worked for him. We tried using the notes and calendar functions on his iTouch, but that didn't work well either. But using these post it note wallets, in conjunction with a weekly Post-It calendar at home, seems to really work for him.

Sun 5/24/2015 6:31 pm. These are marvelous. I replaced a tiny Barnes & Noble metal notebook + pen which did *not* fit *inside* my wallet! The picopads are *almost* useless, but the idea is it's an *emergency* notepad for people like me who feel under-clothed without a notebook although I almost *never* use it. If you were planning strenuous note-taking, I'm not sure it'd be so good.

I bought this as a filler. This is way over priced. It's 3 folded pieces of wax cardboard with maybe 6 post it notes in each & 3 pen innards pierced through left over paper. This may be the dumbest trinket I've ever bought.