Fantastic ! I love the hold capacity that it has, as I am currently taking 5 classes and need all the storage that I can get. It fits all my paper, but is still slim enough to fit into my backpack. Overall, I highly recommend (especially if you need lots of storage but do not necessarily have the space for it). Also, it comes with a plastic flap at the front that you can easily fill and customize with images. When I got mine, I just went on Pinterest and printed out two pictures (one for the front and one for the back) - it looks nicer this way when I flip the plastic flap over.TLDR : good storage that fits nicely into backpack.

MUY BUENA CALIDAD de carpeta, MUY UTIL

its nice for collage and the paper is cheap to order once you run out so its a wi win in my book. makes my notes really pretty and much neater than other notebooks/paper

Pratique neuf et conforme, parfait pour les études

Bin total begeistert. Richtig schöner Folder um Dokumente oder Notizen, was auch immer man schön aufbewahren will, darin abheften kann.Aufzupassen gilt das diese Folder nicht für A4 geeignet sind, A4 Blätter sind viel zu groß dafür.

This binder is great, especially paired with the Campus papers! Its so compact yet versatile being able to hold all my papers and the included dividers are a great addition. I recommend this to any student who is trying to save space in your bag while still having a binder’s effectiveness

Excellent quality. Thanks

I absolutely love this binder, I am currently using it to hold all of my class notes, and it is allowing me to stay very organized. This folder is very sturdy, and the rings are very easy to use, and don't require lots of force.

I love the kokuyo campus slim binders, but I am starting college and I wanted something that can hold more pages and has some dividers to organize my classes. This binder was perfect! It was a light transparent blue, had no scratches on either side, came with 5 binders that are a light plastic feel, a paper index, a few lined pages of their kokuyo paper, and a plastic sheet protector. The actual rings were super easy to work with, only having to pull the bottom for it to open easily with no sound or annoying clips. It works amazing! If you're looking into making your own reusable paper -(because kokuyo paper is a bit expensive, although it's definitely the best quality) - I suggest buying the Carl neo gauge b5 hole punch (also in Amazon for 40+ dollars). What I'm doing is using the muji b5 notebooks (muji paper is still good, not as good as kokuyo but better than American paper, and cheaper) and taking out the paper whenever I wanna transfer my notes to a binder style, and using the hole punch to make sure I can put them in with ease. 10/10, kokuyo is definitely the brand to go for cute, slim binders!

I really like the quality of this binder but I would note that the dividers that they come with are made of paper, not plastic. Even though they are made of paper, I feel like the plastic cover will protect it enough to ensure no dents. I really like how the binder lays flat so it's easy to take notes inside of it. For me, this binder fits in most small backpacks so it's less strain on my back during school. Overall the binder works as well as expected (although I think that the rings will loosen in the future if anyone is too rough with them).

This binder is lightweight and sturdy, but the cover had many white scratches. ??I put in one pack of kokuyo B5 paper (100 sheets/ 200 pages)

Pages are really good since is perfect. Not as big as a letter notebook and so small either. Sheets come with a plastic cover, or at least that is how it feels, writing in them is really nice and smooth. The open hinge mechanism, its so easy compared to the smart ring binder that it really worth it.

This is a really awesome binder, but you have to know what you're getting into here to appreciate it.The Kokuyo Campus Slide is comparable to a one-inch binder, but it's B5 with 26 holes, and that paper can be pricey sometimes. However, I fork over the money for it, because I find B5 the perfect size for taking class notes in college. It's big enough to write a lot, but not so big that it takes up a huge amount of room in a backpack, tote bag or even a large purse.Unlike American binders with covers that are typically vinyl covering cardboard, this notebook has a thick single swath of plastic for a cover. It seems on the thin side, but it's deceptively strong. Two of my American binders ripped apart well before the end of the semester. This Kokuyo binder has gotten some wear but it mostly looks new despite the heavy usage I put it through.One of the nice things about the binder is that you also get a set of five dividers, ten pages of Sarasara paper and a clear plastic pocket sort of like a sheet protector, to hold handouts. Very few American companies give you goodies like that with a notebook. I was able to keep my notes for different classes separated from day one, thanks to the provided dividers. The dividers are in vivid colors, and have thoughtful lines on them for you to list what you're keeping in a section.But the real star of this notebook is the famous slide mechanism for opening the plastic binder rings. Why has no one thought of this before? Instead of having to pull on a lever, or tug on rings, you slide a button, and the rings literally slide apart. When you want to close it, you slide the button in again, and the rings slide closed. No more fingers pinched in metal rings! However, be careful about overloading the binder with too much paper, or the slide mechanism may not be as smooth as it could be. I wouldn't put more than about 50-75 pages in it at a time.Another nice thing about the ring mechanism is that the rings are made in such a way that they fit together snugly, no getting off-kilter and causing pages not to turn smoothly, unlike crap American metal rings. I don't care how much one pays for a binder made in America, but it will NEVER have rings that don't get offset after a month of routine use and start catching on paper when you turn the pages. With the Kokuyo, pages turn smoothly time after time after time after time.Another thing I like about 26 hole paper is that if one hole gets torn or loose, the rest of the holes keep the paper in place. I have yet for any pages to loosen or start hanging outside the edges of other pages, something that drives me nuts with 3-hole binders.Thanks to the ring system and how well the rings close, paper simply stays neater in this binder than in others.If Kokuyo ever makes one of these in a 2-inch size, I will be all over it.Update: The A4 binder works as well as the B5, and is worth getting. The only downsize is that it seems to be a bit thinner than this one and is probably better for presentations. It doesn't come with the clear pocket, either, but it does have two pockets on the inside covers. You can put an A4 notepad in either, for writing on the go. Maruman makes a Smooth-to-Write notepad with the pre-punched holes already, so you can bring extra paper with you!