AUAUY Stylish Metal Pencil, 2PCS Premium Infinity pencil, Reusable Everlasting Pencil with 2 Replaceable Nibs for Writing Drawing Sketching, Unique Xmas Birthday Gift for Kids Student Adult Artists

Excellent product

I took a chance on this as I never heard of a NIB style forever-pencil that has a screw-on tip that is equal to a 140 pencils and made with aluminum with a matte black texture that’s comfortable and stylish!It’s ultra-lite and has an angled top which I use as a slider to glide across pages as I read my Bible.Not a (takeaway) but could be a darker shade but again not a deal-breaker either.Overall an awesome Forever style-pen made out of alloy and screams stylee.

Got these as a total novelty, they actually worked. I know surprised a product that actually matching the description wow totally blows your mind.

Everything about it is great, EXCEPT the tips last about as long as a regular pencil they don’t last longer and aren’t made of some special metal graphite mix, just regular pencil lead/graphite, and the color of the “ink” is light in color and switching to other pencils after using this one the color is night and day

This will not replace your standard pencil with sketching ability, and it is not very dark, but it is great for the bottom of you purse or a busy drawer because it has an unbreakable "lead". No draging it out only to find you now have to look for your sharpener. (I am always loosing my sharpener!)Do you have someone that pushes so hard on their pencil that thye keep breaking the tip? Get this for them!Yes it is erasable, but if you press hard enough to make it darker, it will resist erasing all the way. So be aware. I like the look and feel of it, and it fits a standard finger grip if you need one. I like that it has a cap and that the "lead" is replaceable. And cheap to get extras. All in all, I am glad I bought it. Give it a try!

I bought these as a gift for my husband who is an avid note-taker. For the price, I was a little skeptical but I must say I am incredibly pleased with this purchase (as is he). The pencils are super sleek, have a good weight, and are easy to use. The only caveats is that the tips can break easily if they're dropped on a hard surface and the pencil will be a lighter color of closer to a number 3-5 pencil rather than a number 2 pencil.For the price, I would say the caveats are easy to overlook.

It makes a faint mark. That's it. Go to the garage, get a nail out, use it as a pencil, it's roughly the same. I mean unless I'm somehow using it wrong....I'd take a picture but I can't find either of the pens. I gave one to my Mom on Mother's day, she used it and gave it back to me. My mother, gave it back to me after trying it. She gave it back!!! She could have waited till I left the room and thrown it away, she could've tossed it in her desk and never thought of it again but she didn't. She used it once, and handed it back to me. While I was humiliated and somewhat emasculated, it took me 47 years, but of all the garbage I've made and bought for her over the years, she never gave any of it back to me.You ready for the real kicker? You better sit down. I just started dating a woman. It was her birthday, she is an artist, she really digs junk like this. I gave it to her. She used it, and HANDED IT BACK TO ME!!! No, she was not there with my Mom, I didn't tell her about it, she does not know my Mom. The first object I've purchased for her and yes, she likes me quite a bit, she handed me back the pen after using it. If I gave her a cheap Dollar Store rose, she would have kept it. This "pen" functions sooo poorly my mother and my girlfriend both gave the pen back to me.Have you ever had a gift given back to you? It hurts.

Wow!Just like a number 2 pencil, but lasts a hundred times longer, and stays sharp?Nope.It will get dull, even though the excessive hardness means it will wear down more slowly.It's not even very sharp to begin with.The cone-shaped lump of graphite is poorly glued to a piece of plastic that's made to appear metallic.You screw the plastic part into the handle.When I went to carefully screw the first one in with the least possible force, the grahite cone popped loose of its threaded plastic piece.I crazy-glued it back on, and got it screwed in.Then I was able to test it.It's like a number 4 pencil (hard and faint).I was a drafter for many years, and I'm familiar with graphite hardnesses.This whole thing sounded too good to be true, and it is.....because it's not.If you've heard how great these are, and you're feeling a rush of wishful thinking, that was the best part.I'm not saying an artist can't make good use of these.But the other 94% of people who are hoping this is going to be like a number 2 pencil will be disappointed.