Ok, I like the Rocketbook a lot. I used it for a three day virtual event, taking extensive notes, and ran out of pages. (I believe there’s about 36 pages in the one I purchased.) The black friXion pen that came with it, barely lasted a week. Also, I use the gray cloth that came with it, but it became so wet after erasing 26 pages and I used a very soft, new, white T-shirt to dry the pages, so I wouldn’t damage them. Rocket book recommends you do not use the eraser on the page to erase your notes. Rocketbook also mentions that if you have to use the eraser, it’s OK, but erase lightly so that the surface coating of each page is not damaged. I found out that it’s easy to use the eraser to correct one or two characters while you’re taking notes . But, it’s preferred that you use water, lightly misted onto the pages.=>Now my reason for telling you to buy two Rocketbooks, (and I am), is because when you are taking a great amount of notes and you run out of available pages in the one Rocketbook, you can change to a brand new Rocketbook and continue. Then, when you have time, after you have forwarded the documents to your online destinations, you can erase the first one, and dry and each page carefully and it will be ready to go if you need to continue taking notes after the second Rocketbook is filled up.=>Further note, I bought a package of friXion pens in all colors. The blue seems to be the best color IMHO, and the red is very usable to accent the pages.=>All in all, it’s a good start and I put a bath-towel on the bed and lay the Rocketbook on that opened up. Lightly dampen the page with a misting sprayer, and wipe from the center spine OUTWARD to the edge of the page. Be careful on getting any spray near the spine because it bleeds through to the next page and sometimes it’s hard to get them dry because it keeps “wicking” onto the pages next to it. When you are done drying the Rocketbook, go back and re-dry every page, paying special attention to the center spine where the water or moisture may remain. BTW, I Purchased this in January 2021 and it is now February 21, 2021. Oh, Rocketbook Recommends letting the ink dry on the page at least 15 seconds before you turn the page that you just wrote on. I sometimes forgot and didn’t observe this, and think it needs a little more time, and under 15 seconds, it smudged both pages. =>Also, you might not notice, but there are little symbols/icons at the bottom of every page that are tied to your destinations that you set up in “destinations” area in the app. These icons, that are very faint, are documented inside the front cover of the Rocketbook and those can assign those to be whatever you want set up. For instance, I set up the diamond to be iCloud. I would recommend not writing closely up at the top edge or the bottom edge or the left or right edge of each page, especially the bottom, because you might “trigger” an automatic function by accidentally getting ink on one of these very faint icons at the bottom of the page.=>Also, I deleted every major scan in between beginning a new scan because there was some confusion, sometimes, on what I intended. That’s about all the personal experience I can pass on to anyone that purchases this or is considering purchasing this item. I hope this review saves you time and helps you make a great decision. =>Additional Rhoda meeting notebook comparison thoughts and note: I used to buy a lot of Rhoda meeting books adding up to a lot of money being spent every year. I know I could scan those notebooks, and sometimes did, but it was always very hard being disciplined to do that and many times I felt myself going through the paper pages of the Rhodia meeting books to find a note that was critical to a project. I will still definitely buy Rhodia meeting books (they are excellent) for specific subjects that I want to keep in a written format.=> But, I’m very glad I found the Rocketbook. I also purchased some beacons for the whiteboard and those worked as advertised. My best advice is to use the Rocketbook on some non-critical note taking before committing to a critical project. I also have other ways of taking notes with an Apple Pencil and whiteboard etc., but this Rocketbook is as close to native writing that I can get. Make sure you have spare friXion pens, because you should not use other pens on the surface of the pages.