Notebook Oxford A5 Hardcover 192 sheets 100 g/m² Black

Oxford A5 Hardcover notebook with 192 sheets and 100 g/m² paper offers a compact, durable solution for everyday writing, note-taking and planning. The hardcover protects pages from wear and keeps the book flat during writing, while the A5 format provides a balance between portability and usable writing space. The medium-weight 100 g/m² paper is designed to accept pens and pencils with reduced show-through and acceptable handling of common inks.

Advantages

The hardcover construction increases longevity and protects pages in bags or briefcases. With 192 sheets, the notebook provides extended capacity for notes, projects, or a personal journal without frequent replacement. The 100 g/m² paper delivers improved opacity and a firmer feel compared with lighter-weight sheets, reducing bleed-through from most ballpoint and gel pens. The monochrome black cover gives a neutral, professional appearance suitable for work, study and personal use.

Suitable for

• Everyday note-taking at school or university
• Office meeting notes and project planning
• Personal journaling and diary entries
• Sketching and quick diagrams with pencils or marker pens
• Portable reference notebook for fieldwork or travel

Key specifications

• Format: A5 (compact portable size)
• Sheet count: 192 sheets
• Paper weight: 100 g/m²
• Cover: hardcover, monochrome black
• Paper color: white (suitable for clear contrast with ink)

How to use

Use the Oxford A5 Hardcover notebook for sequential daily notes, meeting minutes, planning pages or sketches. Open the cover fully to allow the notebook to lie flat for comfortable writing; the hardcover supports stable handwriting across the spread. For best results, use ballpoint, gel, rollerball pens or pencils. Allow wet ink a few seconds to dry before closing to avoid transfer between pages.

Usage recommendations

Store the notebook upright or flat in a bag or on a shelf to preserve the hardcover shape. For archival or long-term reference, label the front page with dates or subject and use page indexes or tabs to organize content. Avoid heavy inks or markers on consecutive pages to minimize show-through.