Mr. Pen- Mechanical Pencils Set with Lead and Eraser Refills, 3 Pack, 1.3 mm Mechanical Pencil Metal, Metal Mechanical Pencil for Sketching, Drawing Mechanical Pencils, 1.3mm Mechanical Pencils

De una calidad excelente! Se siente de muy buen peso y ademas las minas de gran calidad tambien. Tan buenos que regalé 2 de los lapiceros y pronto compraré otro juego para reponerlos

I am mostly digital, but sometimes I prefer to go back to pencil and paper. I feel like I can think more clearly. And I lkke having a ‘saturation level’ with pencils so that they are easy to find. Finally, I like dark, bold marks with little pressure that erase cleanly. So, I had gotten into 9 mm pencils and wanted to try these. These feel nice in the hand. The weighted tip is nice. I replaced the HB lead with 2B lead so that it writes like a very expensive pencil, but the lead that it comes with is fine too. I carry it around with me as a backup as the pencil only carries one piece of lead . (One piece in a pencil is not a problem for me as they are long lasting and rarely break.) The eraser is ok. I wish it came with a white poly eraser, but if I forget and use this one, it’s ok. I like that it is not a puny one and that it comes with extra. Occasionally, the lead will get jammed. And I will take the pencil apart and remove it. It’s not a big deal for me because I see it as one of those rituals of writing - like of like sharpening a pencil or emptying the lead. (If I was that serious about being productive in the moment I would likely switch to a pen or a keyboard.) The draw for me is the kit itself. And the quality of the pens. I feel special when I use them and like I am capturing important thoughts. So, it’s fun. I am glad that I came across these.

Saio excelentes...

Excelentes

Took the first one out of the box and it didn't work. For $10 I figured I might as well see what I could do. There are five parts. The eraser holder that pulls off. The hex tube which unscrews from the grip. The grip unscrews from the point. The point unscrews from the pencil mechanism. The mechanism has a plastic part and a metal part. It is the metal part that you have to grip. On my pencil the mechanism wasn't screwed up snug to the point. I tighten it up, just snug. Put the rest back together. Ta Da! It worked. That took 5 minutes. Otherwise it's a nice pencil at a great price. It feels solid in my hand. The button extends the lead 2-3 diameters so no problems snapping the lead. I wish it had a lead sharpener. The industry seems to think that this size doesn't need one since there are none available. I think it should have one. If needs be I can use some fine sandpaper.