NIRMIRO A5 Hardback Spiral Notebook (300 Pages, PVC Cover, Purple)
Product description
At a glance
If you want an A5 notebook you can actually use day to day—school notes, meetings, or travel planning—this NIRMIRO hardback spiral notebook is built around straightforward writing comfort. It combines 100gsm lined paper with a gold wire spiral, and the PVC cover is meant to protect the pages when you’re on the move.
It’s not trying to be fancy or minimalist, it’s more of a practical “grab it and write” pad. Depending on your pen and how much ink you use, the paper is stated to be no-bleed, and that’s the kind of detail that matters if you hate seeing ghosting on the other side.
The essentials
This is an A5 wirebound notebook with 300 pages (150 sheets) and classic college ruled lines, set with 7 mm spacing. The notebook is designed to sit flat thanks to an 180° layout, which is a small feature on paper but genuinely helpful if you write for longer stretches or need to refer back to what you’ve already noted.
The cover is PVC and is described as waterproof and resistant to bending. It also has rounded corners, which is one of those “nice, not crucial… until it is” touches for everyday carry—especially if it goes into a bag with other items.
On top of that, you get a removable ruler and personal information pages. That’s a sensible add-on if you use it as a work notebook or for tracking queries and notes over time.
What stands out in use
The writing feel is clearly a selling point here. The paper is listed as 100gsm and “does not bleed ink”, plus it’s described as smooth to write on. In practice, notebooks in this category often fall into two camps: either they feel great but bleed a bit, or they’re bleed-resistant but can feel scratchy. This one is positioned as the middle-ground that aims to avoid both issues.
The spiral binding is also designed for convenience: the gold double wire spiral is meant to keep pages securely attached and makes turning pages easy. There’s also mention that it’s easy to tear off and the cover can flip back, which can help if you’re copying notes quickly or want the notebook to sit open while you work.
One limitation to keep in mind: the cover is described as waterproof, but that doesn’t automatically mean it will survive being soaked for long periods. If your use involves heavy rain or you’re rough with bags, it’s worth treating the PVC cover as protection, not as a guarantee of submersion-level durability.
Key specifications
- Type: A5 spiral notebook / hardback note pad
- Size: 14.5 x 20.7cm
- Pages: 300 pages (150 sheets)
- Paper lines: college ruled with 7 mm space
- Paper weight: 100gsm lined paper
- Bleed: no bleed (stated)
- Binding: wirebound spiral (gold double wire)
- Writing layout: 180° flat design
- Cover: PVC waterproof cover
- Extras: removable ruler, personal information pages, 6-page contents section
- Colour: Purple
Who it suits (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you’re after a reliable A5 notebook for everyday writing—work notes, class revision, travel planning, or a personal journal. The “both right- and left-handed customers” note is a useful reassurance if your hand position can make left-spiral notebooks awkward.
It may not suit you if you specifically want a very minimal notebook feel or you’re looking for something like a premium fountain-pen-focused paper spec (no pen compatibility details beyond “fits most pen types” are provided). Also, if you prefer totally flat, fully bound notebooks with no spiral, the wirebound design is a different experience.
Worth considering if
If you’re the type who carries a notebook around and hates flimsy covers, this PVC hardback cover is the sort of detail that can justify buying once rather than replacing often. The 180° flat design is especially handy if you take notes on a table during meetings or while studying.
If you write on both sides, the “no bleed” claim and thicker 100gsm paper are exactly the reasons people tend to move away from thinner budget pads.
Final verdict
Should you buy it?
Buy it if you want an A5, wirebound spiral notebook that prioritises easy page turning, a flat 180° opening, and lined 100gsm paper that’s stated to resist bleed—backed by a PVC waterproof-style cover for protection on the go.
Skip it if you dislike spiral bindings, need guaranteed long-term water exposure, or want more specialist paper claims than the general “fits most pen types” guidance. For most everyday note-takers, though, it looks like a solid, practical notebook choice.
Mini FAQ
Is it suitable for writing on both sides?
It’s described as “no bleed” and suitable for writing on both sides, though your exact experience can still depend on the ink you use and how heavily you write.
Does it open flat?
Yes—an 180° flat design is mentioned, making it easier to write and reference notes.
Is the cover hardback or flexible?
It uses a PVC cover described as resistant to bending, with rounded corners for comfort when carrying.
How many pages does it have?
It has 300 pages (150 sheets), including 6 pages of contents.
Does it include anything extra?
There’s a removable ruler and personal information pages included.