xingtingyuUndated Pocket Weekly Planner Schedule Organizer Agenda Year Month Week Plan A6 Notebook (A6 undated Planner Gray),Small

I like the paper and the grid size of these weekly planners so much better than the Hobonichi. I've used both over several months and these are my favorites. I've purchased several and have given one as a gift. I do wish they came in more colors and had that little storage flap that comes with the Hobonichi. Hobonichi has a lot of good things, the paper is just too thin for me.

I didn’t want to spend the money on a Hobonichi Weeks, because not only is it expensive, but we were already well into the year and some of the dated pages would have gone to waste. So I wanted an undated planner that used the same format—and I found this. I’m not a big fan of the paper quality, and I wish it was closer to the Weeks in that regard, but everything else is perfect! The paper takes Zebra Mildliners and Tombow Dual Brush pens just fine, with some ghosting (and a bit of bleed through if you press too hard for too long). I only use a Zebra Sarasa gel pen and it’s fine, so I can’t speak to how it might hold fountain pens. You really can’t beat the price!

I love that I could find a generic weeks cover for this planner and it fit perfectly. I also love the paper quality. I’m happy with this buy.

I do like the organization of the pages. Really loved it

I needed a planner for tracking health, wellness,meds and water. I wanted a hobonichi weeks but didn't want something overpriced and didn't want to deal with the tomoe river paper. This is perfect cheap and serves my need perfectly

Excellent little planner, two page spread for months. Two pages for each week. The cover is very sturdy and has a nice texture. I just wish it was dated.

This is an ok dupe for the Hobonichi Weeks but it is not fountain pen friendly.

I love that the pages are thick and allow for a bit more use of ink. Love that I can use Hobonichi week covers because they fit.The only thing that I don’t like is the feel of the fabric on the cover, but that’s personal preference. It feels too rough, that why I had to use Hobonichi covers on it.Update:I’m still rating this a 5 star because for the price it’s real good. Just don’t expect this paper to behave like Tomoe River paper. Most cheap ink, highlighters, some Tombow markers will bleed through. I suggest using a test page for those. Watercolors will destroy this paper. Glue will wrinkle it. Still, I love this for on a budget weekly journal alternative.