The Perfect Analog and Digital Note-Taking Package!

I've always loved note-taking with pen and paper, but I also really enjoy the convenience and beauty that is writing on the iPad. But, I've always found it cumbersome to bring both around with me, until now!

I'm Kirk from Orbitkey, and today I wanted to share with you my all-in-one setup for Analog and digital note-taking!

- The Note-Taking Package -

A5 Leather Notebook:
iPad Mini: 64GB, Starlight with Apple Pencil (2nd Generation)

The Compendium is available in A4 and A5 Sizes (A5 Size in this video), with the A4 Fitting up to the 11-Inch iPad Pro, and A5 up to the 6th Generation iPad Mini with Apple Pencil.

For the Notebook, the Compendium does come with an A5 notebook or A4 Notepad, depending which size you get.

For all information, visit the link above!

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[kayemcnaught]

I am already using the A5 Compendium in Terracotta with my IPad Mini 6. A great product to carry everywhere, and use exactly as you explained, thank you

[ForgottenTasmania]

Product looks good. Don’t be afraid to make it a bit bigger - I have several similar folders that sit in the cupboard unused because my journal doesn’t fit after I’ve stuck a few photos in it, or the iPad keyboard cover won’t fit etc. there’s no point having a great elastic closing mechanism if there’s no room to expand.

[YourMajestyTheKing]

The iPad mini battery life is not enough to be a reliable notebook and other stuff. Too bad... i got the 5th generation when i thought that there won't be another one. Ok. I suck up that i got a older one but still decent tablet to bring to work for taking notes. Oh my god. The Teams freaking relaunch mid call while i switch between onenote and teams. I an't getting the iPad Mini 6. I traded in the Mini 5 at the end of it's two year life. Just got a iPad Pro 11 inch M2 after trading in my 2020 iPad 12.9. Upgrade one day after i found out the "more space" option. Apple kept so many functions under soft lock. Annoying. But at least i get the 5G which is replacing the slowly dying LTE.