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Rocketbook Smart Notebooks Ultimate Bundle Expired
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$79.99
Walmart has Rocketbook Smart Notebooks Ultimate Bundle for $27.99. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free 15-Day Trial) or on orders $35+.
Thanks to Community Member niki4h for finding this deal.
Includes:
Thanks to Community Member niki4h for finding this deal.
Includes:
- 1x Rocketbook Core Letter Digital Notebook (8.5" x 11")
- 1x Rocketbook Mini Notepad (3.5" x 5.5")
- 1x Rocketbook Core Capsule Notebook Folio Cover (Gray, 10.75" x 11.75")
- 2x Pilot FriXion Pens
- 2x Microfiber Cloths
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- About this deal:
- This price is $52 lower (65% savings) from the list price of $79.99
- About this product:
- "When you write using the Pilot FriXion pen, your notes stick to the Rocketbook pages like regular paper and with a drop of water the notebook erases like magic. We designed both the Core & Mini for those who want endlessly reusable smart notebooks to last for years, if not a lifetime. The Rocketbook Core & Mini have pages made with synthetic materials that provide an extremely smooth writing experience and the Rocketbook Core Capsule Notebook Folio Cover provides protection and style. Blast your handwritten notes with these digital notebooks to popular cloud services like Google Drive, Dropbox, Evernote, box, OneNote, Slack, iCloud, iMessage, email and more using the free Rocketbook app for iOS and Android."
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- Walmart return policy: Most items with less than a 90-day return window that customers buy or receive from November 1, 2021, through December 25, 2021, begin their return period on December 26, 2021. Marketplace seller participation varies. See the Return Policy for details.
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The rocketbook has been able to bridge much of the gap, because I can quickly upload to a student's google doc (as well as a parent's), and they will have a perfect scan, complete with collated copies and proper filing, etc. I benefit during a tutoring session because we can FLIP and refer back to things between pages of written notes. It is hard to organically know which page I need to go to on a computer. Id have to CTRL+F all day.
In a vacuum, however, the ipad is the superior note taking product, and I have some students who really know their way around notability with their apple pencils. However, this is because those students use the ipad for EVERY class and that norm is established. Good luck doing that for others who dont known the ipad, let alone use it enough for SCHOOL to actually learn it for note taking.
Time is money, and when youre dealing with luddite students and parents, the rocketbook has been a good middle ground. The app is almost brainless (until you get fancy with the filing system) and you have turnitin-level accounbability with uploads.
My maim gripes are the pens (they cost quite a bit and run out quickly) and the method of erasing (you use a wet cloth...you CAN use the eraser, but it isnt pretty). I have multiple books so I only worry about erasing at the end of the day...
Hope this helps some of you.
However I find it quite annoying that you have to erase with a wet cloth instead of the eraser on the pen. It's such a hassle to bring a wet cloth with you all the time to take notes.
Unless you really want the feeling of writing on actual paper. I think a tablet is always a better way to go paperless.
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It's a bit better cuz the app can organize the notes and upload them to Dropbox/OneNote etc.
However I find it quite annoying that you have to erase with a wet cloth instead of the eraser on the pen. It's such a hassle to bring a wet cloth with you all the time to take notes.
Unless you really want the feeling of writing on actual paper. I think a tablet is always a better way to go paperless.
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The rocketbook has been able to bridge much of the gap, because I can quickly upload to a student's google doc (as well as a parent's), and they will have a perfect scan, complete with collated copies and proper filing, etc. I benefit during a tutoring session because we can FLIP and refer back to things between pages of written notes. It is hard to organically know which page I need to go to on a computer. Id have to CTRL+F all day.
In a vacuum, however, the ipad is the superior note taking product, and I have some students who really know their way around notability with their apple pencils. However, this is because those students use the ipad for EVERY class and that norm is established. Good luck doing that for others who dont known the ipad, let alone use it enough for SCHOOL to actually learn it for note taking.
Time is money, and when youre dealing with luddite students and parents, the rocketbook has been a good middle ground. The app is almost brainless (until you get fancy with the filing system) and you have turnitin-level accounbability with uploads.
My maim gripes are the pens (they cost quite a bit and run out quickly) and the method of erasing (you use a wet cloth...you CAN use the eraser, but it isnt pretty). I have multiple books so I only worry about erasing at the end of the day...
Hope this helps some of you.
However I find it quite annoying that you have to erase with a wet cloth instead of the eraser on the pen. It's such a hassle to bring a wet cloth with you all the time to take notes.
Unless you really want the feeling of writing on actual paper. I think a tablet is always a better way to go paperless.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
The rocketbook has been able to bridge much of the gap, because I can quickly upload to a student's google doc (as well as a parent's), and they will have a perfect scan, complete with collated copies and proper filing, etc. I benefit during a tutoring session because we can FLIP and refer back to things between pages of written notes. It is hard to organically know which page I need to go to on a computer. Id have to CTRL+F all day.
In a vacuum, however, the ipad is the superior note taking product, and I have some students who really know their way around notability with their apple pencils. However, this is because those students use the ipad for EVERY class and that norm is established. Good luck doing that for others who dont known the ipad, let alone use it enough for SCHOOL to actually learn it for note taking.
Time is money, and when youre dealing with luddite students and parents, the rocketbook has been a good middle ground. The app is almost brainless (until you get fancy with the filing system) and you have turnitin-level accounbability with uploads.
My maim gripes are the pens (they cost quite a bit and run out quickly) and the method of erasing (you use a wet cloth...you CAN use the eraser, but it isnt pretty). I have multiple books so I only worry about erasing at the end of the day...
Hope this helps some of you.
I bought a few in November (Woot deal for about $20). My kids love it but mostly drawing and making todo list, gifted the others.
I should remind my middle schooler to use it for note-taking.
All of the other comments are spot on.
I definitely wish I had gotten the executive size. I have the mini and the letter right now, the mini is great by my bed for fleeting bedtime notes without having to pull out a bright screen. I use the letter for counseling, and it just feels way too big. If/when I go back to school I'm sure the letter would be a great size for that.
So, depends on what you're looking to use it for, how much space you have, and how much note taking you do in a given day/week.