Kikkerland Password Keeper (NB01),Red, Wallet Sized Folding Book

I have to disagree with the reviewer (who didn't seem to buy one of these, by the way) who claimed this notebook's label invites theft. The label comes off. In fact, the instructions specifically say you should peel it off. In any case, this notebook isn't about password protection, but storage. And I might add cloud storage isn't all that secure. Neither is a regular notebook.But this password keeper says this: 'password(hint)'. So, it advises you to write down a hint or some sort of personal code, rather than the actual password. Of course, you're free to write down the password, if you like. It's as safe or unsafe as you want it to be.That other bad review blows my mind. The smell of 'mothballs' is nothing other than vinyl. The covers are magnetic and coated in vinyl. Rewind that. Magnetic. You'd think people appreciate having a card-size notebook that keeps itself shut.I personally like this. I've had other products designed by Kikkerland and I love them all. With this it's the concertina-like design and the fact that it's a teeny bit smaller than a regular card. And since it's magnetic, you can attach it to something metallic or magnetic for extra safety (think top of your fridge, behind fan extractor, underneath biscuit box, on sun visor, on the ceiling of your glove compartment, etc.).

Very handy. Like it although a little expensive.

I have had these in the past and needed a replacement.The quality of these are not great as the paper does not line up with the red outer covering.

The paper is too big and so the magnet doesn’t stick together. Really poor quality. Will be returning.

I used to keep all my passwords in a file on my password protected computer, however, I was told by a cyber security expert (my son) that this was not a good idea and to get myself a little notebook instead. Pros: it's small (credit card size), discreet and has plenty of space to record internet passwords.Cons: the peel-off label doesn't peel cleanly off. Another reviewer stated it was magnetic and therefore possible to stick somewhere discrete (ie. behind a metal filing cabinet), however, the magnet is purely to keep the notebook closed and too weak for anything else.All-in-all I'm very happy with my purchase.

Good Quality item easy to use

Pages to small you have to write both sides to reach 50 very flimsyAnd definitely not a bookJust a concertena folded piece of paper with metal coversI perhaps should have read the description better but described as a book fooled me

Discreet and useful