Pentel Graphlet vs Pentel Orenz Nero

The very first thing that hit me is that it did NOT come in a nice blister package to signify it's brand new and unused! Next folks, is that this mechanical pencil is entirely too slim! Plus it's extremely easy to break the lead. This is a product to bypass with due diligence as it's so thin and easy to damage it possibly. This mechanical pencil is one to write off and keep shopping! If you especially have a heavier hand, you will be frustrated with this product. I read reviews but found nothing about how thin and light handed you MUST be with it

Okay, we should probably throw up here that it's cheaper than ever, that it's still readily available. And the other thing that I put under the cons i...

i write a lot, mostly technical stuff, drawings equations and the like.. like a pen or pencil that fits my hand and does not produce fatigue. this is a nice pencil very light

Personally, I found that the slightly thinner grip of the Orenznero was less comfortable over time. Even the Kurutoga was too thin for longer sessions, so I slide a rubber pencil grip I've had for over a decade over the stock one. This configuration certainly won't win on aesthetics, but it's gripper and more comfortable than either pencil is stock. In terms of bang for buck, the Orenznero currently costs $24

I gave it a 4 Star rating because of the lighter weight as compared to more traditional drafting/drawing pencils, but that may be a little unfair. The Grahlet is a welcome new tool for scribblers and sketchers and diarists.

The weight is good and the look is superb. My only complaints are, the clip is small and feels fragile, I like the original Pentel P-200 clips best. My other thing is, you have to hold it perpendicular to get the benefits of it’s great mechanism. After a time of adjustment, it will be a great edc pencil

Just got this pencil for my everyday writing, and I had to jump on here to write a review because the quality for the cost is really impressive. Not only is it very sturdy, but it also looks professional and well-built. There's a cap on the eraser to keep it from getting dirty, which may seem excessive, but I think it's good to have just in case you'd like it. I also prefer this ribbed grip to the rubber kinds that most other pencils have

No drops, no heavy use. Had to knock value for money down to one star. A one-year lifespan for a 30-dollar mechanical pencil is simply not acceptable.