People often ask us, "What is the best mechanical pencil?" To be honest, each series from every stationery company has its own merits, and it really depends on your personal needs to determine which one is most suitable for you.
For example, - Tombow's mono graph series features shake-to-advance lead, a rotating mono eraser, as well as a plethora of attractive colors and limited editions. - Pilot's Dr. Grip series offers an ultra-soft grip, a thicker barrel, shake-to-advance lead, and rare pre-drilled holes for attaching keychains. - Uni's Kuru Toga boasts a rotating lead mechanism to keep your writing consistent. - Zebra's DelGuard series excels in lead breakage prevention, making it ideal for those who write with more pressure. - Pentel's Gear 1000 stands out with its all-metal professional-grade design, while Orenz features automatic lead advancement.
And then there are specialized mechanical pencils like rOtring and Ohto, as well as some lesser-known options such as Faber-Castell's automatic lead advancement, which, though affordably priced, may have relatively rough craftsmanship. Stabilo focuses on children's grip training, while Sakura offers lead pencils ranging from 0.3 to 2.0mm, perfect for delicate hands. And brands like Muji prioritize simplicity and lifestyle.
These are just the tip of the iceberg. For stationery enthusiasts, it's important to try out different options to find the one that suits you best. Rather than saying "which one is the best," it's more accurate to say that you need to try out different options to find the one that is most suitable for you!
