Parker Mechanical Pencil Engraved

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.

Dual purpose. Accepts Parker Jotter, Quink Flow, Schneider Slider 775, and Schmidt Easyflow 9000 refills. Solid build quality. Primarily an excellent pen that will last a lifetime, the rest is up to you. Well worth the cost for what your getting.

Nice pencil.

The best mechanical hard drive I had ever used.

The clapper mechanism seems rather sturdy and the labels are all engraved which I really like. Great product can't wait to use it on sets.

I never realized I could be such an artist. This pencil can do it all.

I have never owned an Apple Pencil but I do not know that I would need one after using this one.

This pencil has so many features! 1. Durable! I have dropped my pencil many times by mistake, and every time it bounces off hard tile floors or concrete, and it has not broken at all. 2. Gestures on the Side. I use the double-tap to switch between pen and eraser 3. Replaceable Tips. A lifesaver. I once dropped it right on the tip, and dented the tip badly. I replaced it, and voila! it worked again. 4. Tilt gestures...the feature you didn't know you needed. The eraser, for example, gets bigger when the Pencil is tilted. 5. Wireless charging, WOW! I love wireless charging. It simply clips onto my iPad Pro, and it's always charged and ready. 6. Future-proofing. The new M2 iPad Pros support Apple Pencil Hover, which is amazing in Procreate....here's the kicker...this 4+ year old pencil supports it!

I've been very impressed with this lens since I took it out of its packaging. The entire exterior being metal and all the markings being engraved and painted gives it a premium feel. The focus and aperture rings turn with just the right amount of resistance. It's lovely to use. The results are great too. Yes it's slow (a trade-off I'm happy to make for the small size) and not as resistant to flare as a Zeiss (though it doesn't have a Loxia-like price tag either) but it's sharp and distortion free. It does vignette a little but that's easily fixed in post. Bottom line: If you want a compact and high performing rectilinear ultra-wide angle prime then this may the one for you.

Works great, if you don't need timecode. Engraved lettering, which means it lasts pretty darn well, and large enough spaces to print clearly. Clapper is not as robust as some -- when we sync sound, more expensive slates leave a crisper sound. We've had no issue syncing sound, though.