Zebra M 301 Mechanical Pencil Specs

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.

We needed a 3rd camera for a shoot that met the specs we required, but was small enough for a mechanical tracking shot. This camera delivered. Battery was very long-lasting and the 4K shot looks amazing. Could not have worked out better.

I purchased one of these through work so I probably wont show up as a verified buyer, but I wanted to write a review to clear up some confusion. This StarTech enclosure is only compatible with B-key SATA-based drives. The specs here at B&H dont list this detail, but the specs on the manufacturers website do. Unfortunately for Rickey, this information probably would have prevented his 1-star review. See the attached screen shot of the relevant spec. As to my actual review, the unit has a sturdy aluminum housing which both protects the M.2 drive inside, and also helps conduct heat away. The speed potential is limited by the internal SATA interface (again, this is not compatible with PCI-based M.2 drives), but thats not to say it inst plenty fast. My only (slight) concern is the ventilation holes allowing dust to accumulate inside the housing over time, but not enough to deduct a star from my review.

Perfect stereo amp for my ol' Bose 301 Series II.

Nice pencil.

The best mechanical hard drive I had ever used.

goodcamera and specs.

Accurate specs. it does what it says..

I replaced a Bose 301 SoundBar with the new Roku speakers and the Roku blow them away. No comparison! At half the price of the Bose speakers, the Roku is a great purchase. Love the rick sound and super easy set up.

I have Op/Tech fold-over pouches for all of my lens, I like them because the neoprene gives soft protection and keeps them dust free. I have a lot of money invested in lenses, and I never put them into a bag or backpack unprotected without a separate cover. This small #301 is ideal for pancake lenses, I also use the #301 for my Nikon FTZII lens adapter as also an M to Z and a non-CPU F to Z adapters. My only con is that it is hard to label the neoprene even with a white acrylic pen as the ink is absorbed so readily. White tape does not adhere well either and is always peeling off. It would be a great improvement if the top cover of these pouched had a smooth white surface area so that they could be easily labeled as to what lens they contain.