Uni Lead Holder Pencil, Holder, 2.0mm, No Sign (MH500NM)

Basic but well made automatic pencil. Bit to light for my liking but does the job.

This my number one pencil. My general of generals. Great holder so far.

Excellent

Muy buena calidad de fabricación, grip cómodo, clip que no estorba mucho y además se puede quitar, puede usar minas ligeramente más grandes que las 2mm estándar. De todos mis portaminas, fue el único que pudo admitir una mina de 2.2mm. No cuenta con afilador en el botón superior, quizá ese es el único punto negativo para aquellos que prefieren tenerlo para emergencias o de uso común. Viene en diversas graduaciones que se diferencian entre sí por el color del botón, además de una versión para minas rojas. Muy recomendable!

it comes with 1 Uni branded HB-graphite already inside the pencil, it has a rough aluminum grip, with a hard red plastic body, 14cm/5.5 inches long. it feels wonderfully built overall. It's lightweight, and has a powerful spring inside that makes it feel like it will last a long time. I've been using it for a little while now for all my sketching and it's become a wonderful tool for me to use.

This is a great example of a classic clutch Mech. And anybody that knows anything about Mechs also knows that this design ‘is’ and always will be the best (Go To) form when you need to mix comfort, grip, and simplicity, in a streamlined pencil. Now I have read a couple reviews on this mech that feels it fell short of what they were expecting. First off, this mech only falls short if you were expecting it to actually draw for you. Or was you expecting it to cook you a dinner? Listen, this is a fine pencil. If you have issues with it, then you really need to work on your own skills. I would definitely place this mech in par with the “Koh-I-Noor Rapid-O-Matic” line of Mechs, and would make a great partner piece for that set. The “Uni” Mitsubishi brand pencils have always been a champion in the ring. This 2.0 Uni feels great in the hand. It has a very nice metal grip. Yes, the body is plastic, but this isn’t a cheap plastic here. This is a nice plastic that will last for decades. The clip feels firm/sturdy for those that care about that, though I feel that’s a futile point. The “metal” clutch feels very strong and I haven’t noticed any lead slipping while adding excessive vertical pressure. You would break the lead before the clutch grip would fail. Anybody adding that much pressure should really think about buying more B scale leads and dropping those H scales in a drawer some place. Now, you should always choose a pencil that best suits your needs and feels more comfortable in your hand. Everybody will have a personal preference when it comes to what feels better. But this mech is the all around best design in general. Plus it’s made by a premium brand name that I feel never fails me. And this pencil isn’t very expensive when you compare the prices on a lot of the best Mechs on the market. Most of the greatest mechanical pencils will run you 10 to 50 dollars. Some very good ones even being priced as low as 6 or 7 dollars. So would I suggest this pencil to other buyers? Definitely. Is there cheaper options that is as good? Yes, there is cheaper pencils that will work fine, but you need to make sure the cheaper mech you buy, isn’t one of the bad ones. This is where finding a brand that you can trust comes into play. And I know that (UNI Mitsubishi) pencils has been a trusted name for years. I hope this review helps you with finding the right mech for you personally, even if it isn’t this specific pencil here.

Great pencil, feels good in hand and i like that this universal has no markings for the lead. Keeps it simple and classy. Matches the uni sharpener as well as its my preferred 2mm sharpener =)