Medium Weekly Planner Lays Flat Undated Year Round Flexible Cover One Size Pink

I've never met a planner that I managed to keep using for longer than a week. I have spent an embarrassing amount of money over the years buying planners just to abandon them. I've tried free digital planners and erin condren planners and everything under the sun. This one has been, no hyperbole, a lifesaver.The flexibility of not having written-in dates and months means this bad boy can be used however you like. I couple this with frixion erasable highlighters and pens and that means I can be as indecisive as I want. The paper has held up pretty well so far. I think I'd get the bigger size in the future because medium feels more like a small to me but that's just a personal preference. The days of the week have smaller rows than I would personally like for my horribly busy schedule as a graphic designer and student.Pros:-No dates!-No frills.-Cute pink and holo cover. Stickers have no problem adhering to the cover.-Great price.Cons:-Cover could probably get stained easily. It's just paper, after all The black or brown version is probably ideal if you run around a lot or plan on stuffing it in a backpack. It has also bowed a little with use, which is to be expected. I suspect putting it under a heavy book will flatten it out just fine.-Medium is pretty small for my personal preference.-There's about a half an inch of wasted space (shown in pictures) at the top and bottom. They could have extended up or down a little to maximize the writing space. I'm not saying push it all the way, but you definitely could have pushed it a little more.All in all, I would try more of their products. The calendar version seems very appealing.

I like weekly planners. Last year was the first time I ever used a planner for a full year straight, and it was due to the unique planner I got from a Muji store.This year, I couldn't find the same one anywhere, and so went for this one due to the attractive cover.It doesn't quite have enough room in each week's spread for me, I'm finding so far. The Muji planner made one week a two page spread, divided by hour, with room for notes. This planner has two weeks every two page spread, so the way I've been planning has had to adapt a bit. I think once the next few months are up (as far in advance as I've planned thus far) I may switch to just using the two unlabeled spreads for each week.I also liked that the Muji planner used vertical columns for each day, and this one does the opposite of that. I write really big so sometimes things get cramped in this layout.But again, that's just me being nitpicky, comparing it to the most perfect planner I've ever used! (I've left dozens unfinished throughout my life thus far tbh).I like the thinness of this planner, which makes it very versatile and able to lie flat for be folded over while I work in it. The cover lettering is a neat holographic detail. The matte pink of the rest of the cover is great, and lovely to doodle on with Posca pens.

Pros: It fits actually really great in my planner cover, and it's a weekly layout as opposed to a monthly layout like most planners I was finding.Cons: There is a weird sort of title page at the front and just a blank page at the back that actually wastes a full 2 week's worth of space. The week, for some reason, starts on Monday (which I should have realized as they have pics, but I was just excited to find a thin, weekly planner in the size I needed), so to glance at your week, you have to look at the bottom of the previous page for Sunday?Overall, it will work and I might buy again if I can't find a better product next time, but there's stuff they could improve on...

I love the feel of the pages, and the size is perfect for a weekly overview. It's not a hard cover, so if you're not careful, you might bend the planner but since mine lives on my desk most of the time, it's fine.

Love it love it love it! This planner is all I need- super cute and simple.I was looking for planners without dates printed, and surprisingly there aren't much available.For this one, you not only have enough space to write down your schedule, but also enough margin/space to be a little creative. Perfect for students or self-employed professionals.