Pentel Orenz Nero 0.3 Mm Mechanical Pencil | Retractable Mechanism | Glossy Metallic Barrel With Silver Trim | Pack Of 1 | Black (PP3003A)

Very precise! Perfect function , insane for drawing and give premium feel with not too much heavy weight , just dont look very durable and I felt bit overcharged.

Pencil is perfect , I didn’t received the eraser . Eraser is missing . Can u please courier the eraser Thanku

The Pentel Orenz Nero Automatic Lead Forwarding Mechanical Pencil in 0.3mm, featuring a sleek black metal barrel, stands out as a pinnacle of precision and innovation in mechanical pencils. Designed with meticulous attention to detail, this pencil excels in delivering fine, consistent lines ideal for intricate drawings, technical sketches, and precise writing tasks. The 0.3mm lead size ensures utmost accuracy, making it a preferred choice among artists, engineers, and architects alike. One of its standout features is the automatic lead forwarding mechanism, which prevents lead breakage by only advancing the lead when needed. This innovative technology ensures uninterrupted workflow, minimizing interruptions during creative or detailed work. The black metal barrel not only adds a sophisticated touch but also provides durability and a comfortable grip for extended use. The pencil's balance and weight distribution contribute to effortless control and reduced hand fatigue, enhancing overall comfort during long drawing or writing sessions. As a mechanical pencil enthusiast, I appreciate Pentel's commitment to quality and functionality in the Orenz Nero series. Whether you're sketching intricate designs or annotating technical diagrams, this pencil offers unmatched precision and reliability. In conclusion, the Pentel Orenz Nero Mechanical Pencil is a testament to Pentel's reputation for excellence. If you're looking for a mechanical pencil that combines precision, innovation, and durability, the Orenz Nero in 0.3mm is an excellent choice for your artistic and professional endeavors.

This Orenznero is an interesting pencil in two ways, the first, for the orenznero line, is that it utilizrees a continuous feed mechanism, you are not supposed to extend the lead past the lead guard, you just write and the lead guard will protect the lead and move as the lead diminishes itself by laying the graphite onto the page. -- it takes a little getting used to but once you do it's a game changer and you just might forget to click your other pencils. The other way this pencil is interesting is that it has the thinnest leads I have ever seen in a mechanical pencil; 0.2 mm -- It would be near impossible to write with lead this thin if the pencil were NOT a continuouis feed always protected lead, it would just break. What this pencil affords you then is a VERY VERY fine line. If you need a fine line, this is your pencil. It's not for everyone, and if you get this pencil you will have to buy Pentel leads since I think Pentel is the only maker of such thin leads (not a big deal, most people prefer the Pentel pencil leads -- I do too) This pencil is definitely not my daily writer, it's a special case pencil for when I need especially fine lines -- but having used this, I am now seriously thinking about buyinbg an Orenznero in 0.5 or 0.7mm thickness. The build quality is superb, which is why this is one of the pricier mechnaical pencils out there.

Amazing pencil! Works just as well as the 0.5mm version only with 0.3mm lead. 2 sticks of 0.3 lead came with the pencil, so be sure to order some extra lead sticks. Uses the same eraser refill that my Pentel Sharp pencils use. I like the auto feed feature, it works seamlessly and allows me greater note taking efficiency in fast paced college lectures. The grip is perfect, like a duck takes to water. I really love how well this pencil works! I think you will too. Definitely a top quality pencil worth buying.

Nella stessa fascia di prezzo della serie 600 di Rotring, la matita è confortevole e bella da vedere, apprezzabile il meccanismo che tiene retratta la guida per ma mina. Come solidità non la vedo allo stesso livello essendo in metallo solo nella meta inferiore.

Einfach klasse! Der beste Druckbleistift den ich kenne. Sehr solide Konstruktion (trotz viel Plastik hinten. Der Griff ist ein Metall-Plastik-Komposit). Sehr schön definierter Klick vom Knopf. Wie bei Orenz üblich, bleibt der Minenschutz immer um die Mine. Damit kann man auch die (sehr) dünnen Minen mit 0,2 oder 0,3 sicher benutzen (ich hatte mit diesem Stift noch keinen (!) Minenbruch, trotz 0,3 mm Minen). Zusätzlich zu den normalen Orenz ist bei dem Nero das Minenschutzröhrchen gefedert, und geht beim Abheben vom Papier wieder nach vorne, und nimmt die Mine mit. Man braucht daher nur einmal hinten Klicken, und dann kann man schreiben und zeichnen bis die Mine zu Ende ist. Einziger Nachteil: Mine und Schutzröhrchen sind naturgemäß sehr dünn und bleiben auf rauhem und/oder billigem Papier schon mal hängen, aber das kann man dem Stift ja nicht wirklich vorwerfen.