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Ashley McMillan
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025
The paper is really thick and too heavy to stick to the wall.
C Mattingly
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025
The paper itself is nice. But the whole purpose of getting these giant sticky notes was to put them on the wall. They won't stay up at all. To use them, I'll have to tape them, which I could have done with any flip charp paper. The 3M product is worth the extra money.
Spicy Pepper
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025
This product is utter trash. And it caused me embarrassment. I train new hires at my job, and giant sticky notes are great for not just the "parking lot" (some of you know what i mean) but for learning activities. But not if they dont stick and keep falling off the wall! Completely embarrassing. I've gotten a different brand from Staples in the past, but I decided to save a few bucks by getting these. Big mistake. And it wasn't the wall surface; I've stuck numerous similar ones to literally the exact same hotel conference room walls without issues. Instead, I was stuck (no pun intended) trying to jimmyrig them with scotch tape, smh. Never getting these again.
M. Maurizzi
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2025
My Grandchildren no longer write on walls! I put this post paper on the wall and the color and write on them
Chelsea
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024
I own a microschool and we use a lot of the giant sticky notes for various things. And they are pricey. These are great! We used a variety of markers and pens for ‘bleed’ testing and even with a heavy duty sharpie, we had no bleeding. I would say the paper quality is on par with the name brand version of this. Now for the downside, the stickiness…not great. When we put it on our wall it fell off within 3 minutes. Thankfully, I use these mostly for math and so it stays on the pad until we trash it and move on to the next sheet. If you’re using this for the purpose of sticking it on a wall, I’d suggest using the name brand version. For me, this is still a 4 star product because of how I use it.
Steven E. Young
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024
2 pack that comes in a large box. I was half expecting these to be rolled up, but they were not. Pads designed to tear at the top, easily fit on an easel. Great for kids to draw on, or for homeschool to write on like a white board almost.Only downfall.... the paper runs out!
TSD
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024
Electronic gadgets can be useful, but don't you get tired of PowerPoint presentations? How about going retro for more hands-on group experiences with these five-foot-square pads.Great to place on tables for conceptual drafting and thinking maps in collaborative exercises. Large enough for all to see and contribute, plus display for audience around the room. Also a fun way to play Pictionary for gatherings or birthday parties. Get people up and moving instead of sitting passively.(You need to provide the easel.) Sturdy cardboard cutouts also provide a way to hang if you don't want to adhere sheets to the wall. I received a free sample, and this is my own opinion.
Billy Hollis
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2024
I use a lot of easel pads because I often lead and facilitate design meetings. In early phases, we make lists and bubble charts, to which we need to refer in later phases. So using an easel pad with sticky-note style adhesive allows early pages to be stuck to the wall for reference while we carry out the design on later pages.This easel pad compares well to others I've used. The very best ones are from the original sticky-note company, 3M. But they're pretty expensive. These are a bit less, and they are larger and have more pages. The attached photo shows a used easel pad from my archives on top of this pad. As you can see, they're about the same height, but this Coidea pad is significantly wider.The real test of this type of pad, though, is how well it sticks to the wall. I've gotten generic cheap ones from big box office supply stores that won't stick for more than an hour or two to the typical conference room wall. This one sticks pretty well. Not as well as the 3M, which will stay indefinitely, but better than the generic ones. On my not too smooth matte-finish living room wall, it stayed up three hours, but on a smoother, more glossy surface, the Coidea pad stuck for over two days before finally falling.The paper is nice and thick, and stiffer than other pads I've used. With the extra size and large capacity, I expect to be using these for design meetings regularly.
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