Disappointment!! It's not a classic "Sketchbook" as it should say that it is glossy paper for markers only and not claim to be suitable for charcoal pencils, etc. Firstly, apart from the fact that the quality of the paper is mediocre to terrible, it has no tooth at all, resulting in it being smoother than Bristol. Even my pen had issues and the ink doesn't look as perfect as on other cheap papers, like Canson 180, which showcases the ink beautifully! If you sketch with a pen, some pens will work fine, but I would recommend it more to those who like to have a journal for markers. I imagine Gelly Roll pens would work fine with this paper, but I didn't try because I was disappointed since it's terrible for pencils or any other medium I tried. The dimensions of the paper could also be slightly better, as it is half an inch smaller than other brands, and this is a negative aspect for sizes A5/A6. Lastly, the tone of the paper is much more yellow than it appears in videos and photos, which affects the colors you use with markers, etc. Koh-I-Noor pencils, especially the Red chalk, which is the best on the market and the most classic for sketching (sometimes written as Russet Sepia), not only looks terrible on this paper, as well as any Sanguine from other brands I tried, but you can't even work with it due to the very smooth surface and the yellow color.

On the positive side:
The thickness of the paper is good for its price, but what good is it when everything else is terrible?!
Also, aesthetically, it is beautiful and has a good feel for its price. The bookmark and eraser are perhaps the most quality parts of it. It also has the classic pocket on the back cover.

P.S. Since Moleskine has ruined their paper for years and since this one is only for markers and maybe pens, for a good Sketchbook, the only one I would recommend is Canson 180. Unfortunately, that's the only good option we have for a classic Sketchbook.

P.P.S. Those who say that the quality of this paper is 5 stars literally don't know what they're talking about. Paper is everything, whether it's for drawing/sketching or painting. It's more important than anything else, and this paper, besides being only for markers, isn't even of "student" level quality. Try working with liquid mediums or even pencils on the also very cheap Canson 180, which comes in a spiral pad and is considered "student grade" quality, and you will understand how terrible this paper is.