Thboxes Password Book & Address Book with Alphabetical Tabs, Black Spiral Telephone Book 100gsm Paper for Password and Address Management, 128 Pages, 7.7 X 5.5"

Nice looking. Easy to use. Good quality. Plenty of storage capacity. Good value.

I was slightly caught out by this as I thought the password section would be bigger and indexed as that is what I wanted and what I requested it for. The idea was to put all my passwords from my existing book in alphabetical order so I could find them easily, rather than have to rummage through the pages of the book I have now. I suppose I could still do that using the address book section, but that is not really what I wanted.The book itself is of a nice quality which a nice thickness to the pages. It is also spiral bound which I like as the pages lay flat.I know you are not supposed to write your passwords down, but I have quite a few and I never trust cloud services as they can be hacked, I know they are supposed to be encrypted but in that case how comes hackers have stolen data from them in the past, call me old fashioned but I'm sticking with my book.In conclusion, a good address book, not so much so a password book.

Well made, very handy. Everything in one place.

There's a school of thought that says you should never write down your passwords because it's an unsafe practice. I'd argue that for most people it's probably safer than using an online password vault, because those things are honeypots for hackers, security agencies, and criminals. They can be attacked 24 hours a day from anywhere on the planet, whereas your password book is only at risk if you have a burglar inside your house and they know where you've hidden it. So, I choose to use a notebook, and add a layer of security by writing hints to my passwords that only I understand, not the entire password itself. The system has never failed me.This notebook allows me to combine my vital passwords with the other important info in my life. It's an old-school way of doing things, but it will never stop working, run out of batteries, or brick itself out of spite, which my computers have done to me several times. It caused massive problems, which is why I reverted to good old paper and pen.The book folds out flat thanks to the spiral spine, and the A-Z address section is good. The passwords section drops a star due to being too short and un-indexed.

Pleased with passcode book, good size and the paper quality is good too.

I like that I can have all my addresses and contacts in the same place as all passwords

Convinced of the need to have a manual method of recording addresses and passwords and to not rely solely on digital storage of such information on computers, back-up hard drives, smartphones and other devices since these can and do fail, I obtained this Password and Address Spiral Book complete with tabs by Thboxes.It has a good strong hard cover which is plain and does not bear the words "Password & Address Book". This is a good point as it does not "give the game away", at least to a thief pressed for time and thus unable to examine the interior. The spirals are in double layers and are close together. This too is a good point as there is less strain on each spiral unlike in other spiral books where the spirals are single and far apart. Often I find that frequent use of a spiral book causes pages to tear and come loose but I think that this is unlikely to happen in this book, at least for a long time. The book can be fully opened comfortably and the pages lay flat. It has a useful loop for holding a pen, an elasticated strap which can be used as a bookmark and a pocket at the back into which you could store business cards, temporary notes or other items.At the beginning of the book, the sections are "My info", "Emergency contacts" and "Emergency Phone Numbers". These sections are followed by the large "Address" section which is divided by tabs in alphabetical order for easy access to the particular address needed. The "Important Passwords" section then follows. Finally, 2 pages are for recording birthdays, 2 pages for anniversaries and 4 pages for notes.Some thought has been given to the selection of the most important information for an individual. However, the "Important Passwords" section did disappoint me because not only has it far fewer pages than the "Address" section (and certainly is not large enough for my needs) but it also has no tabs in alphabetical order which allow for easy and fast access. It would seem that the Password section is an after-thought and has not received the same attention as the other sections.A well-made and hard-wearing book but let down by the Passwords section. 3 stars.

Good quality notebook with a robust cover and a useful ringbinder spine which means you can always have it in 7.7 X 5.5" size and not have a double-page spread. Plenty of space to write between the lines and decently thick paper (i.e. there's no bleed-through). This is a perfectly nice, functional address and password book (it even has a quick reference birthday and anniversary reminder section organised in short months). It only loses half a mark because I think £8.99 is a little over-priced. £5.99-£6.99 would be a much nicer price point.