11 PCS Colors 2mm Mechanical Pencil Set, 3 PCS Carpenter Drafting Pencil 2.0 mm for Art Drawing Writing Sketching Construction with 6 Tube Pre-Sharpen 2B & Color Refill, Eraser, Sharpener

This is a great set at a great price. Sturdy pens and a generous selection of spare leads and coloured leads. Sharpener and eraser. No aching hands when writing as no pressure is needed. Excellent product

Amazing quality. Great price and value. Comfortable grip and easy to use. Greys have been great with nice lines and shading. Colours blend well and vibrant, actually prefer these over the my more expensive set of colours

Honestly? They are pretty comfortable to hold, no issues whatsoever.

Now a few points that impact my review. I’ve always preferred writing in pencil than pen. I have a tendency to break the lead too often on thinner propelling pencils. I therefore tend to use standard wooden pencils to take notes as I’m old enough to want to write my notes rather than type on my phone. But I had a need for mobile note taking outside and kept kept losing the pencil as it wouldn’t just clip on to the pad. So the obvious answer was to look to an old fashion clutch pencil with the thicker lead. Well as with just about everything nowadays this gives me a huge choice at varying price points to pick from. While this set actually works more like a propelling pencil but for 2mm lead, it gave me 3 pencils with plenty of replacement lead at a good price with decent reviews to it was worth a try. Having received I would have to say I’m happy I tried. The pencils are comfortable to use, they write well for me with no breaking leads and I have 2 spares without even having to replace the lead yet. I also haven’t found myself without a pencil when I need it as the one I’m using clips securely to my pad. So good price, good product and my needs being met fully. Yes inside I still go for the traditional wooden pencil, and if I need something permanent out comes a pen, but that’s personal likes and need. Out and about note taking in the old fashion style I prefer is now met with this and doing the job well, so I have no justification not to give 5 stars.

There was a time when Chinese-manufactured stuff was junk, but those days are long gone. These are very well made, they advance the lead reliably with a click, and the built-in sharpener is fine. The supplied leads are of good quality. I used to buy Staedler, but these are a perfectly good replacement.

Superb value. Pencils are comfortable and easy to use. Huge selection of leads, and comes with erasers and sharpeners.

Good quality pencils and other items. Work well great colour choice, easy to use

Great quality.

Trae bastantes cosas, y son de buena calidad me gusto mucho

Matériel de qualité

Bought these for my partner in his mechanic workshop. Sturdy, works as advertised and he's really happy with them 👍👍

My 11-year-old son really likes 2-millimeter mechanical pencils for some reason. I just asked him and he says, "Because I can use it diagonally for a thin edge or straight up-and-down for a thicker line. It doesn't break as easily as 0.5mm or other smaller diameters, and the graphite lasts longer because there's just more of it." There you have it! (It turns out he also has strong feelings about the superiority of mechanical pencils in general because "I hate writing with a tiny pencil when you've sharpened it a lot—those things are nightmares!") In the way of children, he's managed to lose the 2mm pencils he had, so I went looking for an inexpensive replacement option (because you know these are destined for the same eventual fate!). These ones looked like a great deal, although I'd bet money that the pencils will be AWOL long before he gets through a third of the included graphite refills. Still, I'd rather have plenty than not enough. When these arrived, I was amused by the inclusion of the most minimal pencil sharpener I've ever seen. It's adorable but it does work, though I got scolded for "wasting graphite." However, since the back of the pencils have built-in sharpeners, I'm not sure what the point is. Personally, I'd prefer to have an eraser on the back of the pencil, but my son strongly prefers the sharpener option, and the included eraser is a good quality polymer one that easily, you know, erases. The construction of the pencils is very plastic-y, lightweight, and not what I would call high-end (or even medium!). That's what I expected for the price, though, and after a few days of using one as his main pencil, the kid has nothing but raving praise: "The grip is the perfect size and shape for my hand!" (If I were buying for myself, I'd get a rock-solid Staedtler pencil, but then again, if I were buying for myself, I wouldn't get a 2mm pencil, so…) I included pictures of one of the stranger features: a ring that can be changed to indicate which graphite you're using. It's not automatic or anything, it's just a ring you slide around to help you remember or tell the difference. Since there are two hardness options included, I can kind of see why you might want it, but then again, I'd think someone with enough discernment to have a strong preference between HB and 2B graphite would probably buy a fancier pencil. If this is something you're interested in, though, I'll mention that the ring's options are 2B, B, HB, F, H, 2H, and 4H. In summary, these are a great value for a kid's specific request. When they all go missing (hopefully at least a few months hence), I'll buy more.

Love them. They will last a long time if not a lifetime.