Is just regular graph paper - but a lot of it - my young grandkids are really enjoying using it to explore perspective and 3D drawing techniques.
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2023 by Katlyn216
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Fine for what I need it for.
Decent quality paper, but the first 6 pages on each tablet have holes punched in the bottom, left corner. Definitely something that occurred in manufacturing.
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2023 by A. M. Sager A. M. Sager
Just as ordered. But next time I’ll get the 50 page pads; these are a little bulky.
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2023 by B. Rogers
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Excellent for designing to scale.
Great for drawing tons a,e and fir use as columned ledger sheets%
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2023 by AJ
I use graph paper a lot for work projects and these notebooks didn’t disappoint. The cardboard backing is super thick and supportive- it’s like walking around with a clipboard. Will buy again.
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2023 by Linsey F.
On two of the pads received, the print was skewed off the page on all sheets. That was a disappointment. But I kept them, however, because I couldn’t find this type of graph pad anywhere else.
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2023 by Lynne S.
Perfect for note taking. Like the quality of the paper and number of pages per pad. Would buy again.
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2023 by A R
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Decent Price - 1 - 20 Pages is Wrinkled and Pages Wont Tear
Good price, I have two complaints. 1- The perforation for easy tear away isn't very good, commonly it wont seperate the page and it will tear diagonally. 2- From the mill there are wrinkled pages every 20-40 pages making the top sheet wavey and uneven to write on. If you are doing anything but drawin
g on it you will have trouble. If you use a compass, stensil, straight edge or french curve your work wont look good and will have issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2023 by Derek G Schultz
I am a graphic designer, and use these all day every day. I was so happy when I bought these after struggling with cheaper, lower quality options for years. They are SO worth it! Thick pads, lots of sheets, not thin or delicate sheets, smooth surface, and above all, the top binding does NOT fall apar
t and the perforations are quality controlled and tear off cleanly and completely. No stubs hanging off the top. I don't think you will find better, I haven't.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2022 by Scooter
Great value on large pads. Just what I was looking for. The paper seems a bit thick, but doesn't hurt anything. Great for sketching ideas.
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2023 by Rufus
Very comfortable quality paper. As far as I know it doesn’t bleed through. Lots of pages per book so it will last a while.
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2023 by Catheryne
This might work for some things? For the project I needed it for, it's useless. Key points Cons 1. Pencil marks don't stand out well on the thick, dark lines. 2. The lines on the back of the paper are visible from the front, and they don't match up. 3. Each page does not exactly match all the other p
ages. Pros 1. Tears away nicely 2. Sturdy paper The lines are thick and dark, so pencil marks don't stand out well. In the pictures, I compared six different pencil marks on three brands of graphing paper: Amazon Basics, Office Depot, and an unknown brand. When I took the picture directly under a bright white lamp, the marks actually showed up better than they did under my normal desk lamp. Still, a single line created by pressing normally with a #2 pencil (aka an HB pencil) is hard to see. I actually drew the first line, got distracted for a moment, and had to search for it after. I have 20/20 vision... and I couldn't immediately tell where the line was.... The lines on the Office Depot paper are thinner, so the pencil shows up a bit better. The lines on the old paper are thinner and lighter, resulting in the most noticeable pencil lines. The lines on the back of the paper don't match up with the lines on the front of the paper, and you can see the lines through the paper. It's distracting and makes it unusable for tracing from one page to another. This isn't an issue on the Office Depot paper. The lines on the old paper is only slightly different, and I didn't notice until I put a lamp behind it and really looked. It's too minor, and the lines are too light, for it to matter. On the other hand, the first thing my husband and I noticed about the Amazon Basics paper was the mismatched lines. It's a lot more obvious in real life than in the picture I took. Not all the pages are cut the same. As you can see in the pictures, some pages have more of a square at the bottom than others. This means they won't line up perfectly. It also speaks to the poor quality of the sheets, as there's a lack of consistency. The paper from the other two brands do not have this issue. Less importantly, three of the six pads had minor damage. It doesn't affect their usability. The paper does have two good features. It tears away from the pad nicely. My old paper often ripped or had ragged edges. With this paper, you have to look closely to even tell it came from a pad. It's also sturdy. I think it might be slightly thicker than the Office Depot paper. It's definitely sturdier than my old paper. It won't wrinkle from the slightest mishandling. But since the paper isn't usable, neither of these features do me any good. I would not recommend this product to anyone. In fact, if anyone ever asks me about graphing paper, I will strongly encourage them to avoid this one. It's not worth it. Hopefully I can find someone who can make use of this stuff. It'd be such a waste to throw all of this paper into the recycling bin. I can't imagine what I would use it for though.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2023 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
I use graph pads for work and these are the best bang for your buck I ve found.
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2023 by Andrew Tolentino
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Good quad ruled graph paper, although it has a scale of 5 lines per inch
Good quad ruled graph paper, although it has a scale of 5 lines per inch. When I got it, it was unclear what the scale was as it was not listed in the description and the questions and reviews gave conflicting information. Although, I wanted to get metric quad ruled graph paper, I am currently happy
with using it as note taking paper. Currently, as of 2022-07-31, the description does have the correct scale listed.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2022 by Justin F
There are too many pages on these pads for the durrability of the binding. They tend to fall apart, but it's good paper, works well as long as you aren't transporting them.
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2023 by C. Hoyt
