Chinco 2 Pieces Everlasting Pen Erasable Pencil Metallic Inkless Metal Pen Back to School First Day No Ink Aluminum Pencil with Latent Eraser for Kids Adult Writing Drawing Drafting Office (Gray)

Great shape and style. Not as dark as a pen or even normal pencil but great for notes and writes very smoothly. Feels very durable and after a few weeks of daily use there are no marks or decrease in the tip. Works surprisingly well for mild carpentry work, and is magnetic so it can attach to many tool belts easily.

Writes well, but is a little light in colorSeems to not wear down.

Normally I would not bother returning a $10 item if I were dissatisfied, but the build quality of this product was so poor, it deserved a return. The pens performed as advertised, I could see using them for jotting notes and erasing with the attached eraser. Pretty handy. Both pen tips, however, were loose and would not tighten down. The pen itself was not high quality, somewhat expected for a $5 (each) item. I will likely search out a competitive brand and pay extra with the anticipation of a higher quality device.

The pencil itself is like just a normal pencil with thicker lead and it can't be sharpened but it's definitely not infinite. And I dropped one and it broke immediately and it wasn't even that high of a height.

I use them for sketching. Not having to sharpen or replace lead is great. These work exceptionally well. Was very surprised when I started using them. Recommended for those using pencils for drawing, writing or just doodling.

Comes with two, one eraser wouldn’t stay attached and the second had a loose tip after just abit of writing.

This is a pretty neat writing utensil! It writes like a lead pencil as the lines are thin. You do require a little extra strength to write as the lines are pretty fine. Still perfect for kids.There is also an eraser at the back of the "pencilpen". You just twist the cap and you'll find a short eraser.The minor flaw is that it does make a scratchy sound. My kids don't notice it as much but I do.

I like these type of pencils and the concept behind them. I am always afraid of pressing down too hard and will be trying that next. But they do write pretty smooth and seem to last a long time (don't have to worry about sharpening). The writing is a bit lighter than a regular No. 2 pencil though. Some may not mind that. It works out great for me because I use these as a layout tool and then go back over the lines with a pen or marker after I have the design all laid out. They erase fairly easily which adds to this as well. They take a bit of getting used to. I would practice a bit before using on an actual project just to get the feel of the pencils and how they look on paper (or other medium).

Got this and the tips are loose and wobble, this is a horrible experience and impossible to write with.I expect this quality from TEMU not Amazon

the tip falls off, when they roll off table