@marianakebaso I just got one of those mini size 6-hole punchers. It takes several punches for each sheet, but I think it could handle a few sheets at a time, depending on gsm (thickness). I got it on Amazon, and haven't used it a ton yet, but it's all metal, so it may work well. I also got 3 of the smart ring binder notebooks, and one half of a ring already broke. It wasn't handled all that roughly, either. Do you use a cover on yours?
10 dollars? 😭 girl i can't imagine paying that much for paper. i'm from asia so kokuyo sells in my country directly. a pack of their lined B5 100 sheets is around 3 usd here
do you recommend buying the 25 sheet one or the 60 sheet one for honors classes? maybe a combination of both? i’ve been trying to see which binder would be sufficient enough for the year (or semester) but i have no idea how many notes i’ll be taking for each class! i assume it’ll be around 50 pages for smaller subjects and 100+ pages for core subjects (such as ela, history, math), but i would appreciate some advice!
@@marianakebaso do you have a link to a kokuyo campus notebook binder with 100 pages pre-filled? all the ones i've found were either 25 or 60 pages pre-filled, but my classes usually need 100 pages for the entire year.
so sorry, for some reason, youtube did not give me a notification about this comment! unfortunately it doesn't seem as though pre-filled notebooks are sold at this time. The paper refills are readily available tho and you can just buy the notebook and refill and the same time and fill it to your desired capacity when you receive both. hope that helps! bit.ly/4bAEav0 & bit.ly/3JZCCiD
hiiii, ive been watching your vids and they are really interesting and helpful for me! i have a quick question tho for clarification, the smart ring binder isnt exactly a binder, but its basically like a notebook bc the capacity is only like 25 pages?
so sorry abt that! yes it is smaller but tbh i got used to it so quick! and it makes u condense ur notetaking even more as to not waste the precious space :)
Hi! I am planning on getting these for my junior year but am not sure how the paper size (B5) will work if I was to put these papers in another binder, as handouts and worksheets in class that I would put in said binder, are standard paper size that fit in a 3 ring binder. What do you suggest, stray away from these or take notes in them and hold the handouts/worksheets somewhere else?
If you’re planning on getting these notebook binders, I’d suggest getting the A4 size, as it is bigger. I would suggest using these and putting your handouts in a different folder if you are an organized person.
@@iirosegold8454 I haven't been able to find this same one in the a4 size, so if you can provide a link or something It would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!.
I think B5 may work since B5 is smaller than ur average folder size so they will fit into like the little pockets at the front/back of the binder. or u can get a seperate folder for ur notes like i have for my old notes. not sure if they would fit in rings but you can def try and see! I see another commenter mentioned the A4 size and while this is not the exact binder i talked abt in the video here's a link to a similar kokuyo product: bit.ly/3YMrT3M or www.jetpens.com/Kokuyo-Campus-2x2-Binder-Notebook-A4-Light-Blue-Green/pd/36544 hope this helps :)))
@@marianakebasoI know this comment is old but they’re referring to a little plastic cover that covers the mechanism for unlocking the ring you just pull it off when you get it to use the mechanism
Does anyone have any recommendations for erasable pens? I used the pilot frixon pens last year, but they are cheap and don’t have a lot of ink so they run out very quickly. But I mess up a lot so I need a pen that erases. I’m willing to spend more money to get a more long-lasting pen.
the rings are pretty strong! but they can snag/bend if not closed properly! i have never had an issue with the amount of things i carry alongside my notebooks. hope this helps!
Do these notebooks really hold only 25 to 60 sheets? Here in Canada the the 25 sheet B5 paper notebooks are more easily available, but can I fit more than just 25 sheets in them?
@@marianakebaso Just watch out for talking cats… I wonder if the refill pads Muji sell for their binders fit Kokuyos? MUJI’s prices are really low for Japanese stationery.
