Uni Kuru Toga Metal Mechanical Pencil, Auto Lead Rotation, 0.5mm Fine Point, All-Metal Body, Nocturne Black, M5KH1P.24

Best pencil I’ve used. Lightweight and great design. Worth the price. Metal shell is very high quality with and great texture. Lead stays sharp for fast writing.

This is a fantastic pencil, sturdy and functional. It has a nice weight in my hand, the grip is well textures without being rough and I cannot express how much I enjoy writing with it. The functionality is flawless and I enjoy not having to click the back every couple of sentences. I will never buy another pencil. This is as close to a automatic pencil as you are likely to get. A little expensive for a pencil, but well worth it for someone who writes a lot with a pencil!

Excellent pencil. High quality and feel great in my hand.

Very nice feel, balanced and looks good too.

materials used make it feel good in hands. much nicer feeling than the kuru toga advance. the tip where the lead comes out of is not retractable but writes stable

This is my first Uni Kuru Toga pencil and it dramatically improved my writing in terms of how clean my lines and words are. The pencil is metal and is insanely comfortable to write with due to how it’s shaped. The only issue with this pencil is whenever I use the eraser, it seems to just shatter the lead inside from the force of erasing. This never happened with any other metal pencil that I’ve used. It’s not that big of deal for me personally because I use a separate eraser typically but it might be a problem for others.

I've been using pens for decades.... but after trying this, I've gone with this pencil for about 100 pages of writing. This is a pleasure to use. The lead rotation keeps the writing consistently perfect.

Very high-quality pencil. I will be buying several more. One thing I didn't see mentioned in other reviews is that the entire pencil is covered with ultra fine ridges that are almost imperceptible -- just visible on the black version when reflecting light at a certain angle. This makes the pencil feel quite nice in the hand. I've included a photo I took on my phone through a small, cheap microscope at 60x magnification to illustrate.