Paper Mate Non-Stop Mechanical Pencil | 0.7mm | HB #2 | Assorted Neon Barrel Colours | 12 Count

I love a propelling pencil with an attached eraser. Perfect for my morning crosswords! Lead is a fine guage and writes a medium depth of colour. Very happy with my purchase.

These propelling pencils are wonderful, It pays to buy better quality. The lead is soft so they don't scratch, and they come in lovely colours. I can definitely recommend them.

These are great pencils. Smooth, dark, and cheap. The erasers are pretty good. They're cheap enough to buy in bulk and not worry if you lend one and don't get it back. The only downside is that they come with a barcode sticker on them that's impossible to cleanly remove. It leaves a nasty sticky residue. Still, great pencils.

I've been using Paper Mate Non-Stop mechanical pencils for ages, and honestly, they're my go-to. I've never had any issues with them whatsoever. This latest order arrived perfectly on time and in great condition.Pros: These are the pencils I always reach for and they consistently perform. I've genuinely never encountered any problems with their functionality or quality over years of use. The order arrived when expected and the pencils were well-packaged and in perfect shape upon arrival.Cons: Honestly, after using them for so long without any problems, it's hard to think of any cons! They consistently meet my needs.

Used to have similar in the office and most suitable for making diary notes as the ever present eraser means mistakes can be easily remedied.

These are brilliant, I was so fed up of pencils and sharpeners that wouldn't sharpen wish I'd bought these sooner,highly recommended 😀

Have always loved these pencils. Rubber tip is a bonus and pencils seem to last a while.

Devastated that the orange pencils with black erasers are no longer available. Presumably the "replacement" is satisfactory but the original was elite and I have used no other pencil since 2003 as a result.What to buy now?Sharpening pencils, for obvious reasons, are out of the question.Most mechanical pencils deliver lead via pushing the top which causes inconsistent friction on paper than when delivered by twisting.Finally, while switching a different mechanical pencil from the range might seem reasonable, experience has shown otherwise: I foolishly ordered some once and found the erasers on them were not as good as the black erasers on the orange pencils. As a result, I ended up giving them all away.