Essentially, the hardcovers are for when I have time to sit down and really long-form things the softcovers are perfect for on-the-go note taking.īut what if you’re not an Evernote convert like me? What if all you want is a really nice, really useful notebook? Well GeekDad Skip Owens has some news for you that will pique your interest. But then I found they’re easily shoved into whatever bag I’m carrying, and they fold nice and flat for when I’m digitizing pages. Being a hardcover fan myself, I didn’t expect to like the softcover notebooks as much as I do. Honestly, I so prefer the lime-green accents that this line gets, I’d probably pick up the hardcover notebooks even if they didn’t have the digital component. The notebooks themselves, even without all the Evernote trappings, are really nice. Premium gives you 10GB of uploads per month, the ability to view previous versions of notes, and a lot more. Still need convincing? Each comes with 1-3 months of Evernote Premium (which, at $5.99 a month, is a nice extra). Even better, the scans you take of your notebooks are searchable. All of them come with smart stickers that automatically add categories to your notes. Not so anymore! Moleskine now offers over a dozen different varieties, in everything from hardcover ruled business planners to softcover artist sketchbooks.
If you wanted something funky, like an oversized artist’s sketchbook, you were out of luck. When they first came out a few years back, the only options were small or medium, ruled or squared. Photo by Anthony Karczįirst up, if you love taking physical notes but wish they were more…digital, Moleskine’s Evernote edition notebooks are exactly what you need. Skip has a full breakdown of the swanky new Pro Collection.
Any battle of wits that involved math would be futile. Luckily, the division between the offerings was pretty clear – I’m an Evernote devotee, so I’ll be ruminating on the expanded Evernote Collection. While usually this would result in a winner-takes-all Magic: The Gathering duel, I quickly realized that Skip is an actual rocket scientist. GeekDad Skip Owens and I had the good fortune to receive some of the latest notebooks from Moleskine.
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