Bullet Dotted Journal Notebook A5 Dot Grid Notebook - Thick 100gsm

In this review of the Bullet Dotted Journal Notebook the bottom line is simple: this A5 dotted journal is best for planners, bullet journalers and writers who need a lot of usable pages on thick, low-bleed paper. The reviewer found the 280 pages of 100gsm light ivory paper excellent for pens, gel ink and many markers, and appreciated the hardcover and practical extras. If you want a durable, everyday A5 notebook with a dot grid and a large page count, this journal delivers most of what matters without unnecessary frills.

Key Features

• High page count: With 280 pages (140 sheets) the journal provides plenty of continuous space for long projects, daily planning and series of sketches so you do not run out quickly.
• 100gsm dotted paper: The thick, light ivory pages resist bleed and ghosting, making them suitable for fountain pens, gel pens and many markers while keeping layouts neat.
• A5 hardcover format: The 5.75 in by 8.38 in hardcover keeps pages protected and provides a stable writing surface whether at a desk or on the go.
• Practical organization: Built-in elastic closure, pen loop, two bookmarks and an expandable inner pocket help keep notes, pens and small items organized and portable.
• Color and design options: Multiple color choices inspired by German design let users pick a look that fits personal style while keeping a clean dotted grid for creative layouts.

Who It's For

This notebook is ideal for bullet journalers, students and creative professionals who need a durable A5 journal with a high page count and paper that handles a variety of pens without bleed. The 100gsm sheets and dot grid make it a reliable choice for trackers, habit logs, lettering practice and sketching.

Those who prefer very rigid binding or expect heavy use with the heaviest alcohol markers may want to consider specialty sketchbooks or marker pads; some users reported that page closure or binding felt less sturdy when pages were very heavily handled.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Thick 100gsm dotted paper that minimizes bleed and ghosting for most pens.
• Large 280-page count gives extended capacity for journaling and projects.
• Hardcover, elastic closure, pen loop, two bookmarks and inner pocket add everyday convenience.
• Available in multiple colors with a clean, German-inspired design.

Cons

• Some users have noted the page closure or binding can feel less sturdy after heavy use, and a few reported pages shifting or coming loose.

Specifications

Format	A5 (5.75 in x 8.38 in)
Pages	280 pages (140 sheets)
Paper weight	100gsm light ivory
Cover	Hardcover
Extras	Elastic closure, pen loop, 2 bookmarks, expandable inner pocket
Use cases	Journaling, sketching, bullet notes, travel and school

Our Verdict

The Bullet Dotted Journal Notebook is a strong value for anyone who wants a high-capacity A5 dotted notebook with thick, low-bleed paper and practical organizational features. It suits daily journaling, planning and light sketching; those who demand the heaviest marker compatibility or reinforced industrial binding should consider specialized pads, but most users will find this a reliable, well-priced choice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the paper bleed with markers?
The 100gsm paper resists bleed and ghosting for most pens and many markers, though the heaviest alcohol markers may still show through.

How many bookmarks and pockets are included?
The journal includes two bookmarks and an expandable inner storage pocket for cards and loose notes.

What size is the notebook?
The notebook is A5 size at approximately 5.75 in by 8.38 in and comes in a hardcover format for durability.