Post-it WD-330-BK Pop-up Note Dispenser, Black - Ideal for 3x3 Inch Notes Review

I have owned one of the 1 ton metal note dispensers for over a decade. That's my gold standard. This one is mostly plastic and has a lot of weight to keep it in place. The only problem is that when the pad gets thinner, it slips out of the holder a bit. Slight irritation. This sometimes makes it difficult to remove the pop-up note from the dispenser. If they brought back an all-metal dispenser from the old days, I would be very happy to buy it. But since it's no longer on the market, it works…

I can't live without video/audio editing stickers. Or computer stuff that you don't do every day. These are colourful, in a sturdy mount (although I'm not too keen on how they crisscross out like one towards you and the other away from you) but other than that they hold up well and won't let me waste an hour with them, to learn again what I can do, but haven't memorized it yet. GREAT HELP. And who has enough brain space to keep track of everything? If I can write 1/5 of what I need to remember…

This version of the pull out note dispenser works and is still useful, but the design has changed for the worse since I last bought it about 12 years ago. My old one still works, but I wanted another one for my home office. The new version (the real subject of this review) uses a cylindrical plunger with a support spring that extends into the base to hold the square, accordion-shaped notes at the top of the dispenser ready for use. The 12 year old version featured a larger square plastic…