A6/ A5 6-Holes Colorful PP Cover Round Ring View Binder File Folder for Loose Leaf Sheet Protectors/Notebook Refill/DIY Scrapbooking/Binder Cover Protector (Green, A6 Mini Set)

I loved it ........it's exactly what I wanted ... tho it arrived really late but I'm happy with this purchase 😊

This is a really nice a5 folder at a great price. I didnt want a button close file as I feel that limits to how much you can cram in and this file has an elastic to hold it closed which is perfect for me. Comes with a couple of extras and I love the print. Can't wait to fill this and will definitely be buying more.

It was damaged when I received it so I returned it. The design was great but too bad that it was damaged

This A6 6-hole ring binder combo is really useful as it contains 20 pages in each of lined, blank, dot and graph sheets, a rule and page divider, and 4 dividers with a selection of different pockets. The folder has an integral elasticated band plus two spares that keep the pages safely fastened together. The cover is hardwearing polypropylene, lightweight and waterproof and easy to wipe clean. I’ve chosen one in the ‘Winter’ design but it was difficult to decide as the colours and designs are all attractive. It’s ideal for using at work, education or home, but I’m going to take mine with me when I go away next month for keeping a note of where I visit and receipts etc.

We ordered the A5 combo set in pink. In the pack you get the ring binder, 20 sheets of four types of paper (plain, lined, grid, dots) and some plastic insert pockets. It’s held closed with a stretchy band.Initially, this was for my wife to do scrapbook journaling. However, it's not really ideal for that. It's more of a day-to-day notebook / orgraniser because it looks fairly utilitarian.There are both pros and cons to this item.The pros are:The quality of the paper, is reasonably thick and smooth.The actual ring binder itself has sturdy rings and is well manufactured. No sharp edges and nothing coming apart.The addition of the stretchy band means everything stays together well.Depending on what you want this for, some of the plastic inserts could be useful. But there are also cons to this which I'll get to in a momentThe cons are:The price. £17 (at time of writing) seems a lot for what is, essentially, a plastic ring binder with paper.The plastic pockets, if you keep things in them, will become annoying when you're trying to write on pages towards the back of the ring binder, because they produce ridges or indentations.It's a minor gripe, but the holes in the plastic pockets weren't punched out. This meant, by the time we'd finished putting the inserts in, we had tiny pieces of plastic that we had to clear up. This might be concerning if you had a young child or puppy in the house that likes to eat anything.OverallThe cover is semi-clear plastic, which makes the product look a little bit cheap. Although for a day-to-day item it’s fine. I think if this was priced around £8-10, it would be fairer. This product is failing to find its identity. It's not really a junk journal, it's not a Filofax, it’s not a diary, not a scrapbook. Maybe that is the point; you can use it for whatever you want! For a day to day notebook/organizer or for someone who likes to do budgeting it suffices, but really it just feels like an over priced ring binder -and you can’t pop to the local shop to top up the paper if it runs out.

Lightweight but durable, I was really pleased to find this as it replaces an old-fashioned, 2-ring binder from yesteryear that was starting to show its age (for it is never out of my bag).It may not suit those who like a completely flat binder as the front cover tends to sit high. I get around this by working half way through the binder.ooOoo~ DESIGN: AUTUMN~ SIZE: A5In my favourite seasonal colours of orange & brown with a touch of pink + a nonchalant little fox & bird design, this binder measures around 23.5 cm x 18 cm x 2.5 cm closed and is as pictured in the current stock images above.The one I received came with a black coloured, elasticated bootlace-type closure that fits into little triangular cut-outs in the cover, back & front.2 x spare laces are thoughtfully supplied, in other colours and I have already replaced mine with the orangey-red one.Handily, by today’s standards, the binder comes complete with a separately cellophane-type wrapped set of good quality, cream coloured sheets, with 20 each of:~ ruled~ blank~ dotted~ squaredAlso included is a slot-in, flexible, plastic-type ruler with ‘TODAY’ tab, along with 5 x clear, plastic-type dividers:1 plain (I use between sheets to lean on)2 with full size pocket (one with zipper on the right-hand side)1 with 4 x credit card sized slots1 with 3 flap pocketsThe silver coloured ring mechanism is functional, the 6 x round rings snapping closed (mind the fingers are clear!) and meeting properly in the middle each time, in my experience so far.There is no visible branding on the one I received.15 images attached