In this video I’m unboxing my 2026 Aura Estelle Magnet Collection planners and walking y’all through the layouts, paper, and what I *think* I want to use each one for. This isn’t a detailed review yet—more of an overview and my first impressions—because I’m still teetering back and forth on assignments (catchall, fitness, research journal, and even a possible social media planner). But I wanted you to see how compact and thin these planners are in real life, because that’s one of my favorite things about Aura Estelle: they don’t feel bulky, even though you can still make them functional (and yes… I will be adding stickers). I show the B6 undated horizontal weekly (a great option for research or language learning because it’s small but usable), the A5 Weekly Essential (with that tracker/action-step setup I’ve been looking for), the A5 Weekly Vertical (very catchall-friendly if you like planning vertically), and the A5 Daily (which honestly feels so elegant and “expensive” in-hand). I also talk about why I stick with Aura Estelle—true paper, Tomoe River friendliness for fountain pens, and my forever love of simple black planners—and I share a few opinions (yes, I’m still not over the Hobonichi Cousin weekends being red).