Super Sticky Notes, 3 in. x 3 in., Assorted Bright Colors, 45 Sheets/Pad, 15 Pads/Pack

Very sticky, although they don’t stick for more than 2 months. Would be nice if they added a pen, especially at the price point! They’re a bit gritty to write on although they are light and portable.

I’ve tried the cheaper versions but always come back to Post-its. They offer a superior level of ‘stick’. The colour of note isn’t too bright and it does exactly what I need it to. I can guarantee when posting on walls or flip charts that they will stay and can be moved around without losing stick. The paper is good quality and, while a bit more expensive than others, definitely worth it for their functionality.

Thank you, this is what I needed and was as described

Fantastic product, as described with fast delivery!

Great

Finally, a ruled post-it! Post-It's are a genus product. As relevant today as when they first came to market. For anyone who doesn't know what a Post-It is; Ultimately they are little bits of paper with a sticky section on the back, so you can write your notes and then attach them wherever you need them - diary, calendar, computer screen, fridge etc. These are a good size, just under 8cm squared, which is big enough for most notes I make. The additional "new" lined version is not exactly ground-breaking, but it's great for making short (and tidy) lists. I confess, I've taken to scribbling my shopping list on them and sticking it inside my phone cover so it is always handy (face it, it's never quite the same putting your shopping list electronically on your phone). As other reviewers have stated, this is a 6-pack of 100 notes. Two observations I have not seen in the other reviews are: A) whilst Post-It's cost more than their counterparts, you get what you pay for. Post-It's have a far superior "stick" to them, and can be repositioned many times - the cheaper ones I've used only tend to stick on for a day or two before they flutter to the ground. B) Post-It notes are now recyclable. They must have changed the composite in the glue, as they never used to be, but if you are looking at your stationery and thinking about environmental responsibility, then these are a good choice.

I am a big fan of Post-It notes, given the multitude of tasks they can be used for, whether that be for scribbling down a quick note or phone number, or the creation of a checklist. The Post-It notes included in this particular pack are identical in size (being a square at 76mm x 76mm) and colour (which is pale canary yellow) to one of the most common styles of Post-It note pads available, but for some reason, this version comes with lines on it. In my opinion, the presence of lines only reduces the flexibility of the Post-It note pad, as it's much less easy to scribble down a quick note whilst on the telephone and also reduces the amount of information you can fit on each post it note, as the lines are quite widely spaced. In my view, Post-It notes weren't designed to be a method of extremely neat note making, but instead as a quick reminder of things which need to be done or as a temporary place to write down some quick notes until they can be properly written up. The inclusion of lines doesn't seem to help achieve either of these objectives. Having said that, I don't generally tend to write that much on a Post-It note (usually just a couple of words, or short bullet points) and to the extent that this is reasonably common, then the inclusion of lines shouldn't really be that bothersome and the Post-It notes should still fulfil the same objective. In addition, the lines aren't overly dark, so it could be possible to just ignore them, but that might look a bit messy. In summary, my opinion would be that whilst the inclusion of lines doesn't provide any advantage over regular Post-It notes (and might even be a hindrance if you want to fit a lot onto each Post-It note), they generally shouldn't be significantly disadvantageous either. However, to that extent, I just can't see why they have been added in the first place.

Did you know that Post-it notes were invented by accident? A chemist working for 3M was trying to create a super strong glue, but ended up making a glue that was pressure sensitive and easily removable. For several years he had the glue but had no idea what to do with it, until a colleague had the idea of making reusable sticky notes! Even the yellow colour of Post-its was an accident, as the only scrap paper available for the first batch of samples was yellow! This pack of genuine Post-Its contains 6 pads of 100 of the square 76mm x 76mm notes. They are perfect for leaving notes on the fridge, sticking on pages on a book to make notes, and as these have lines they are even more useful for making to do lists and shopping lists etc! Being genuine 3M Post-its, you can be assured that they are the real article and that they will stick better than other generic sticky notes. Every home and office should have some!

Excelentes notas tienen lineas para escribir. Pegan muy bien.

Un modèle de Post-it que l'on ne trouve pas facilement. Le quadrillage permet notamment d'attacher un petit dessin technique à un dossier.

Too small

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Post-it-Notes are the best brand because they actually stick, don't curl up, and stay put. I've gotten several other brands of sticky notes (Ikonnit) in the Vine program so I did a test and applied several of the Ikonnit notes on a piece of paper and came back an hour or so later and found the top of the notes where the glue is curled up - I left them on the paper and came back later and the bottom of the notes were curled up as well, so other than attractive packaging they are basically useless. Don't waste your money, Post It Sticky Notes are the best.