Nekmit Undated Weekly Planner Spiral Bound 8.5" x 11"

My 2025 Calendar didn't come printed so I had to write the months and days on all of the pages. Kinda a bummer and a major time suck. Beasides having to do all of the writing, it's basically the same as last years. But need to look up and list holidays now too...

I have kept a planner for roughly 20+years (started with Franklin/Covey system, anyone remember that brand?!). Im very particular about planners and used another brand for many years but they are hard to find now. Hence decided to try an undated planner so I can begin the new year without having to wait for them to get printed. This planner is set up EXACTLY how I prefer: theres a monthly section then the weekly section which is divided into priorities/notes/expenses/and hourly appointments! A week at a quick, 2 page glance! I love it! The pages are nice and thick and the leather like cover is also very nice quality. Bonus for the included monthly tabs (made of sturdy leather like material and a cute adhesive pen holder that you can place wherever you like!

Im quite picky about my planners and this one really fit the bill. I can see the weeks schedule, plan through my priorities, bring documents with me and set appointments and reminders one full year ahead. Not heavy to carry around and I like that its not dated but has heavy duty stickers so there are tabs for months that I can use .

I'm something of a productivity system expert, and friends are always asking my advice. If they need a physical planner, I would recommend this Dexmon Undated Planner if it fit their organizing style. This planner is well-made, with solid binding and cover, good quality paper, and nice printing. I like the self-reflection and goal section at the front. There are quite a few prompts and worksheets on goal setting, which is key to being productive: to work on the RIGHT things. And this planner could help someone gain clarity on that aspect. The monthly reviews are good, making use of the classic Wheel of Life diagram, but the monthly planning calendar is too cramped for my handwriting. The little boxes for each day are just not big enough for me, which I guess is a trade off to keep the planner size down to around A5 size for portability. The weekly planning pages are nice if you do not need to schedule each hour of your day, but instead prefer to write down a couple appointments and tasks for each day, which is how I tend to do it. Overall, this planner is a great one, but put some thought into how you like to approach your planning and take a close look at the pictures of the pages to make sure the organizational style fits with your personal preferences.

There is a lot to like with this planner. I like that you can fill in the dates, so no concern about it out dating, pick it up when you are ready. I like the simple things like the two different colored ribbon markers, the tight-fitting elastic closure. The methods of setting goals and ability to reissue/change/update them it great. I also like the suggestions that are offered on your goal keeping. This is very much a journal, goal inspirer, and datebook in one. Lovely leatherlike cover, quality pages (they have that new book smell). This is a quality book, something you will have trouble getting rid of at the end of the year.