MoleskineClassic 12 Month 2022 Weekly Horizontal Planner, Hard Cover, Pocket (3.5" x 5.5"), Sapphire Blue

Very nice planner; thin yet sturdy and elegant looking so easy to use and carry with you if you choose.

What works for me:- Can hold a pen clip on the ridge (fair warning: that tore the ridge on the inside just a bit)- Has schedule down to the hours, which a busy freelancer with an irregular schedule desperately needs- Has a monthly calendar for an overview of major events- Has a pouch in the back which can hold cards (it comes with stickers)- Very professional looking!What's meh for me:- A tad too big to put in my pants pocket, even on its own, but especially with my phone.- If I need to make extensive notes about a meeting (location, access code, who with...) I only have 4 lines to do that each page. There aren't any pages for notes in between days/weeks/months.- Only a handful of pages for notes. Not very capable as an emergency notebook.- A bit pricey, but I can accept that once a year.What works for me but may not work for you:- 24H time; if you can't relate hour 16 with 4 PM easily, this may drive you crazy- 8 AM to 8 PM only; not for night people.What doesn't work for me:- So far nothing!

I love, love, love these Moleskin annual calendars. Never going to switch away from this product if they keep the overall design the way it is. The attention to detail is immaculate and so helpful.However, I was not keen on this green color. Now I'm stuck with it for a year. Last year they offered mustard as their non-boring color option and it was much better.

I do like the line of MOLESKINE products and have been using them for years. Recently switched over to the larger format for my yearly planner. I use the monthly view because I plan out everything for the month and then add in when needed. I roundly the weekly view to be too myopic for my needs and wound up never using them- always wanted a full look at the month. Enough room to write in each daily box, pages at the end of each month for notes- which I use all the time. And the classic pocket in the back- again is something I use.I just wish they weren’t as expensive as they are, but I’m a sucker for MOLESKINE, so I shell out for them.

I have used this style of datebook now for several years. It has space for everything, and room to write plans. It fits in my ( okay - medium-sized) purse. Once I had a pretty pink one that was a "special offer" - it would be nice to have more special colors. Its main problem is that it does NOT note the major USA holidays and other main world holidays on the regular pages - so I plan in advance a meeting - - only to learn that it was on a major world holiday. Please - get with it planning book planners.

The size is perfect for me, just enough space to write in my daily events and the blank page opposite is perfect for more details or checklists. I tried switching a couple times since the price keeps going up, but so far I've returned every other brand and found the cheapest color here haha. They hold up well and beyond a year, gets thrown around in my bag and is ready to go when needed.

I have been getting this same model - and color - of Moleskine weekly planner for more than 10 years now, which lets you know how much I like it. A week of appointments on one side and lined notepaper on the opposite page has proven to be the perfect design for me. The elastic bands work without fail to keep the books closed in my purse and the ribbon marks the current week. The pocket in the back is a great idea. Years ago, there was a small notebook that fit in there, but they stopped putting that in. I miss that and wish it were still offered. Otherwise, perfection!

I have used weekly planners for years. I discovered the Molkeskein ones a few years ago, and won't look back. I particularly love this style with the page for the week on the left and the page for notes on the right, where I can keep my running to do list along with any pertinent deadlines or events on the left. The books are sturdy and I really love this shade of mint green! You won't regret this purchase!

This is a useful diary with a page a day for the entire calendar year of 2022, so, obviously, it is yet to be used. It has a decent if tiny planner section at the front and some reasonable information such as dialling codes and conversion sizes at the front. However here are a few of the negatives to allow an informed choice.Firstly, the paper quality is thin, and perhaps thinner than you might like. This is the trade off between a very bulky book and a thinner one but with poorer paper, not unreasonable in itself. But I wouldn't attempt regular use of a fountain pen, felt tipped or roller ball. Standard ballpoint or even pencil is really what it needs.Second, with this trade off in mind, why no penloop? Of course you can add one, but the best available on this site will add thickness which one stitched into the cover would avoid, which I thought was the point regarding the paper quality. And if this is genuinely something to travel with, as a pocket diary, a penloop would seem to be an essential.Third, again, with the traveller in mind, how can a diary with extraneous nonsense such as "TRAVEL PLANNING", "MY INSPIRING JOURNEYS" and even "MY EXTRAORDINARY MOMENTS THIS YEAR" omit any dedicated space for a few addresses or phone numbers? Two sides for "NOTES" and one for "MY BLANK SPACE" (really) don't make up for this.And then there are all those pointless stickers, immediately dumped out of the useful rear pocket.Don't get me wrong. I like the size of the diary, the diary section itself and the price, while not cheap, is reasonable. It suits my (non-travelling) purposes, and I'll happily scribble over any of this nonsense. But Moleskine have been a company with some attention to detail and for an object which tries to present itself as a premium product for the traveller, this feels a little more like pretence than reality, like fake travel stickers on a suitcase.

Moleskine weekly view is my preferred diary. This year I was late and there were few to choose from in this popular range. I opted for the 18m and using the first 6 months pages that have elapsed to write notes. A 12m version with a similar number of pages for notes would be ideal but I love the XL format with weekly view on the left and space for notes on the right. I always have to make sure I've ordered the right size and weekly view, because that's the one I like! Sturdy... my moleskine diary has never fallen to bits, the hard cover is made so well the cover stays fresh the whole year round.. epic diary!

This is an expensive productive for each Sunday page to not show any times down the side as all the other pages do but a faint bullet point instead. This is not what I expected. Very disappointed and I only noticed this once I had started to fill it in so I am unable to return this for a refund.

My mistake, I didn't realise how small this is. Leaving that aside, it looks good but paper is very thin. Writing is going through to other pages. Tiny space for Sat and sun. All text is very small and pale grey and hard to read. Esp once you start writing in it. Be ok if you just keep track of birthdays etc but if you want to keep track of several things a day you need to write SMALL. Will have to buy another one a bit bigger...

I wanted a diary that I could write huge lists in, all my appointments, and also have room to sketch out ideas as I'm working. It's does all of this an more. Love the colour too. Bright and fun, and so easy to keep track of in the studio 😁 I'll be buying another one for next year.