What is the Difference Between Rocketbook Core and Rocketbook Everlast?

Nothing!

Effective right now, the Rocketbook Everlast has been renamed the Rocketbook Core!

What Does This Mean?

Simply put, it means that we’ve changed the name of our core product from “Everlast” to “Core.” The Rocketbook Everlast has long been Rocketbook’s best-selling notebook and, as we grow our line of endlessly reusable products, it only makes sense to use a name that denotes our groundbreaking waste-eliminating technology as the standard for Rocketbook, rather than the exception.

What Changed?

The actual physical notebook remains exactly the same. The only visible difference will be the name “Core” on the inside cover where it had previously read “Everlast.” Other than that, this is the exact same reusable notebook made with the same materials at the same factory by the same people. Just with a newer, better name.

So if you have a Rocketbook Everlast, you essentially have a Rocketbook Core. The only way you’ll be affected is if you’re searching for helpful info or videos about your notebook, you might notice references to the “Everlast” have disappeared into the deep abyss of space… but never fear, Rocketbook Core is here! Simply keep in mind that any information about the Core also applies 100% to your Everlast. You might notice these types of language changes on our website or in our blog.

Why Did This Change?

When we started out, not all of our notebooks were good for the environment. Eventually, we designed the Everlast to be effortlessly erased and endlessly reusable. As we’ve grown, we’ve incorporated the Everlast’s reusable technology into many of our notebooks as a part of our assault on single-use products. So we decided using “Everlast” to describe just one of our notebooks no longer made sense since in the sustainable future we’re building, all of our products will be everlasting.

The eco-friendly technology of the Everlast has become a core part of our products and our vision for a more sustainable future, so we thought, what better way to signify its importance than to literally rename it the Core?

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