Save Every Note With This Mini Wipebook Pre-Black Friday Doorbuster Deal

While technology is working to help us avoid the real world, most of us still have jobs to do, and that means notes to take. The Mini Wipebook Scan 2-Pack, a deal from our Pre-Black Friday Doorbusters Sale, makes that easy to do, while saving frustration and paper.

Notes That Are Easy To Keep

If you've ever spilled coffee on a notebook, or just found yourself desperately paging through one looking for that specific vital piece of information, the Wipebook concept is a game-changer. The concept combines a whiteboard and a notebook. Just flip it open and start writing; there are 10 double-sided pages giving you both lined and graph paper surfaces.

Treat it like paper or a whiteboard, gathering ideas or writing down what you need. You can simply write, flip and keep writing, just like any other notebook. It's when you're done that the Wipebook really shines.

Notes Where You Need Them

When your page is full, or your meeting is ended, just fire up the Wipebook app and scan each page. It backs up to any cloud service that you're using, including OneDrive, Google Drive, and Evernote. They go right to your service where you can search them, making it easy to find and file.

Once you're scanned, just wipe it clean like any other whiteboard. Then reuse it for each meeting, again and again, saving on paper and cutting down on waste.

And if you have to write on sensitive topics, you can lock your notes behind a password, keeping them more secure, on the service of your choice. Especially as we become more mobile and are further away from desks and offices, that extra layer of security can make a real difference.

Get the Mini Wipebook Scan (2-Pack) for $49.97 (reg. $59) as a part of our Pre-Black Friday Doorbusters Sale, for a limited time.

Prices subject to change.

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