Ticonderoga Sensematic Mechanical Pencil, 0.7mm Lead, Silver, 2 Count

Terrific pencil for everyday use, traveling with since no lead pokes out to make holes in pockets. It has been very durable and functional. No more broken lead. And it is refillable.It’s also a great pencil if you add weights for hand tremors! It also prevents you from over clicking to push the lead out.

I adore these mechanical pencils. The auto fees works flawlessly. The only time I have had an issue was when I was shaking the pencil between my fingers - fidgeting - while focused on something else. It caused the lead to feed out. I don't fidget often, so it's not really an issue for me, but something you should be aware of if you do. Beyond that they are some of the best mechanical pencils I've ever come across.

Love that these look traditional and the auto feature really works well...the one down side I have found in no way to know how much lead you have left and once they get short it messes with the function of them.

The Ticonderoga Sensematic Mechanical Pencils are my new favorite! The 0.7mm lead is just the right size, not too thick or thin, and it writes smoothly every time. I love the silver design; it looks sleek and feels nice in my hand. What sets these apart is the automatic lead advance, no clicking necessary! It’s super convenient and makes writing or sketching feel seamless. Plus, they’re durable enough to handle daily use without any issue. With two pencils in the pack, it’s a great value, and I always have a backup ready. If you want a mechanical pencil that’s both stylish and functional, I’d totally recommend these!

I’m so intrigued on how these work but it’s just like a regular pencil but no sharpening!! Fabulous!

The overall design is what prompted me to buy this as I liked the idea of the standard #2 pencil form factor but as a mechanical pencil. I own a Pentel Orenz which uses the same auto feeding lead mechanism but arguably does it much better (it is afterall a more expensive pencil). With that being said I was not expecting the world from this given its an avg of 4$ a pencil, however the lead advancement mechanism often sticks due to it being made from cheap plastic at the tip vs a small metal assembly that could arguably be within the manufacturing budget. A neat plus of this pencil is the built in lead storage found by unscrewing the eraser. Overall id say grab them if youd like a cheapish alternative to a standard #2 pencil that has a little flavor to it, otherwise if you want a good pencil go for uni kuru toga for about the same cost.

Excellent eraser and as good as a No 2 pencil except better- No wood shavings to deal with as you never have to sharpen this pencil!Better than other mechanical pencils as you never have to click a button. Never jams. It is gravity fed so you might need to tap it on a surface if you have been writing a lot upside down but otherwise it is always ready for use… until the led runs out. However re loading is as simple as taking the onboard storage tube out by the eraser, removing a led refill and dropping it down the hole and putting the refill tube with it’s eraser back into place. Literally a 7 second move and you are back to writing.I am so frustrated Staples no longer has them available on demand. However I am grateful I can still get them through Amazon.Pity they no longer come in standard yellow pencil as I really enjoyed the look alike. Though I can understand people making mistakes and sharpening the empty pencil forgetting it wasn’t a regular wood one so I suppose the distinguished silvery gray is better.

These are awesome. Wish they had a clip like pen caps and mechanical pencils do.