Zebra Mechanical Pencil, Del Guard Type ER, 0.5mm, White (P-MA88-W)

Have you ever wondered if you owned an engineering piece that is so sophisticated yet affordable and daily usable? Well, this is that product. More you use it more you'll admire it. The while rubber will become black with usage but then it increases it aesthetics. It looks like timeless piece which slowly fades over the period of time. The sturdiness, light weight and balance just make you use it often and remembers you to use it often. You can't ask more for the price it offered for.

This is a great pencil with a really nice eraser feature and Delguard mechanism (that prevents the lead from breaking). The eraser mechanism works well and the eraser itself is pretty good quality and doesn’t tear the paper or smudge the writing when you erase. The Delguard mechanism also works well to protect the lead, but keep in mind that you shouldn’t push the lead out more than three times (otherwise it will be too long and the guard will be too short to protect it). My only complaint would be that the grip was a bit wider in diameter than I expected- not necessarily a bad thing, just something to keep in mind for those who prefer thinner grips- and (as mentioned in another review) picks up dirt and pencil markings quite easily. Overall, this was a really great product and I would recommend it!

Easy to hold.

greatI like it

The product came Open,dirty and beaten up. Super cheap material expected more from it .It’s not rlly worth the money.

This is nice if you press so hard writing that you break lead constantly, but it isn't anything super impressive. The sleeve requires you to press the top more frequently due to it sliding down over the lead to strengthen it. I was honestly expecting more for the price and I'd honestly return it if it hadn't gotten so dirty in my pencil case already. At least a cap eraser will fit on the top end.EDIT: After having used the pencil for a few weeks, I'm much happier with it. I still think it's a bit overpriced, but you can have more lead out to write with than 'needed' to help from having to hit the top for more so often. You also don't have to remove the eraser to replace the lead (or feed it through the writing end). And, even though the erasers it comes with are small, dinky, and useless, a cap eraser easily fits on the top without impeding any of the mechanisms. It is now my go-to pencil. Partially because the lead is near impossible to break and partially because it's a 0.5mm in size.Edit #2: It has been probably 5 months or so since I started consistently using this pencil and the grip is falling apart. I noticed it first about a month or so after use (a small bubbled spot) and figured it was just a defect in the product. I cut the edges of the blister and went about my day. Now, however, I have two peeled spots and, regardless of what I do, they keep growing. This is not helpful as it makes the pencil a bit uncomfortable to write with. The attached photos are after using the pencil from roughly Feb-May.