Best Cheap Mechanical Pencil For School

Best and cheap!

Great lead supply for my mechanical pencil. These are very thick and so far, not a single has broken even when I extend a bit. Very happy with these lead refills.

This is finally cheap enough for me to give up my unreliable mechanical drives. Yay!

the pencil and paper goes together. Haven't felt this experience in years and it gives the feeling that I'm back in school again.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Gives that old-school mechanical feel without being an expensive, loud mechanical keyboard - not 100% comparable to a full mechanical, obviously, but better key engagement and feedback than most keyboards I've used in a long time. I used to try and get by with an older Apple keyboard even on Windows and when my workplace installed these I had to get one for home as well. Reminds me of the older PS/2 keyboards from the 90s/early 2000s that came with every desktop computer - solid, quiet, and no ridiculous gaming backlighting or RGB options. Built like it will last a while, and hopefully does as my Microsoft keyboard had 5+ keys with worn letters after 2 years.

I've always found Western Digital products to be trustworthy, from old school mechanical drives to solid state, and this SSD is no exception. Great capacity and good performance at this price point, all from a known, quality manufacturer.

My first job on this scanner was to capture an antique school book that has pencil writing and drawings. The scanner captured every detail with beautiful tonality and color accuracy. Have not yet tried the transparency option, but based on reflective quality, have high expectations. The initial setup on my Mac was a little problematic. The OS couldn't find the scanner at first. Had to restart a couple times, then all was good.

Before installing the Paperlike, our Apple Pencil was more or less a novelty item. We have been using the iPad for school work and handwriting is an essential part of the work for our young ones. Prior to installing Paperlike, this meant printing work out and then scanning it back in after completion. Now we can actually have the kids use the iPad *as* the paper (and go paperless!) The Apple Pencil has finally earned its name, going from pricey toy to wonderfully versatile writing instrument specifically because of Paperlike.

I like the screen protector because it reduces my hand and Apple Pencil from slipping off the screen. Since I use my iPad for school and doodling.

Best choice for a cheap UV