Transparent Sticky Notes

Great buy, lots of different sizes, they stick well and most pens will write on them fine.

Relatively smudge resistant. You can use pencils, pens or markers on them and they are very adhesive. No colour variety, but the size variety is perfect. Good value for money and high quality. The text below is easily visible. Perfect for annotating books when you don't want to damage the book.

Using them right now and they’re so much nicer than the colour pads. When writing it doesn’t smudge. The price was good for it. It doesn’t look transparent but when it’s on the paper it’s good. Writing shows very well.

Despite being quite glossy, using a permanent marker means that the ink won’t smudge and the stick is strong and perfect for a note book. And a good variety of sizes for various uses!

I use these a lot for my studies. They are very easy to stick onto textbooks (or anything you are using) and being able to make notes exactly where your info is makes things more convenient - they are transparent enough to easily read the writing or whatever is below them. The only thing to be mindful about is that normal biros don't write on them so I use thin markers instead.

Never heard of these before and, as a stationery addict, I had to have them. I've found a couple of uses for them. They're great!

These sticky notes are so good - the different sizes are super convenient! They can be repositioned without leaving residue or loosing stickiness - within reason (which is great because I use them as a ‘this week’s running braindump’ across multiple pages). Some pens don’t write very well on these but it’s a bit of a hit and miss - some ballpoints do, some gels do, some don’t. But definitely worth it and would recommend!

I don’t find these to helpful. They are really stiff so depends on your needs. After the first one the rest are sticky at the top where the previous sticky bits sat so now all my pages are sticking together. Other than that they are great if you don’t want to scribbles directly on something! I think it depends on what your using it for, paper quality etc