2021 Weekly Appointment Book & Planner by AT-A-GLANCE, 8" x 11", Large, DayMinder, Black (G5200021)

I like this planner because I can see a week at a time and because the time is in 15 minute increments, which works well for my client scheduling. My day timer is used a lot each day and I need a sturdy book that will last throughout the year. This is my 6th year in purchasing this planner. I only wish the manufacturer would bring back the clear pocket folder in the back that was in the planner two years ago. I recycled the pocket from my 2019 planner for 2020, but I don’t think I can do it again for 2021.

My husband has been using this same format of planner for years. He is not a tech guy and prefers to write everything down. His life if in his planner and this one does the job with daily columns for Mon-Fri and small weekend boxes. The outer cover is durable and has to be since he carries it everywhere and has a job that is tough on all if his stuff. The paper is thick enough that he can mark things out with a sharpie with minimal bleed through. I'm sure this will continue to be his planner of choice.

This is exactly what I was looking for 2021. My firm stopped providing (these same) calendars to save on costs but the 15 minute increments are really helpful for me to keep track of my work time and billable hours. I didn’t want to do without it for next year so I bought my own.

I have been using this item for over 10 years as a record for my daily activities. Great to keep you organized especially when used with a cell phone. Every day I review my activities and plan ahead. Only issue is that it is large, but with plenty of appointments and schedules to juggle, the space is appreciated.

Serviceable, but quality has decreased compared to previous years: 1. The columns for each day are narrower 2. The height of the rectangular box for each hour has decreased. 3. The print for the hour (9:00, 10:00, etc.) has been rendered dull and no longer stands out compared to the quartet hour divisions.Net result: less space per time slot for written entries, harder to distinguish times of day.In general, smacks of a deliberate degradation of quality for the sake of shaving costs on the margin. Disappointing.

Exactly what I need to plan my work week “at a glance”. I use this to supplement my Outlook calendar. It’s just easy to have it always open on my desk for a quick reference, but also if I need to make a note about an appointment or meeting.

I've been buying this same planner for the last 20 years. It's great. I wish it had a monthly calendar in front. I think my old ones used to have this.

My dad wanted a replacement for what he’d usually get at the office in a normal year. A quick search h and I found this, same thing he’s been given at work for years. He’s using it daily, he loves it

In the past I have always bought attractive day/timers. This is fine, reminds me of work (retired 14 years). Next year I'll look earlier and find something less business-like. My error.

With the pandemic continuing to escalate and having to manage my work appointments from home, I decided to order myself a new weekly planner for 2021. To my surprise, I received a package of three planners and they are very nice quality. My adult daughters have happily agreed to take the two extra planners off my hands for their own use.

2 full pages to a week lots of times for appointments it’s good

Thickness is normal for a good book. I would still love to see this brand itself make an extra thick paged book before anyone else does.I use a lot of ink and I press pretty hard with my sharpie pens (not the permanent marker) and I can still use both sides of the paper just fine.

Good quality, but bought it too early, doesn't have Dec 2020