MyLifeUNIT 2.0mm Mechanical Pencil, 2mm Lead Pencil for Draft Drawing, Carpenter, Crafting, Art Sketching (Set of Pencils and Leads)

I recieved these pencils about 6weeks ago. As a tradesmen I thought they would be perfect. To my surprise they are very light. And in turn very week to the rigors of a tool pouch or pocket. In my photo is the one I used for work. In a matter of a week the top clip broke easy. And over the past 4 weeks since then the integral part seperate. Because they put a dial to show what lead is in the pencil (good for a desk option). Needless to say. This pencil no longer works. As I go to press the end to release some lead it splits in the middle because the dial creates a weak spot in the pencil. I thought and still think for the price it was worth it. Never would I recommend this to any tradesmen that needs to do lots of marking and framing layout. Maybe an engineer in the office. I don't recommend.

I like these pencils for note taking/diagramming. The triangular grip is comfortable in the hand and the weight is well balanced to avoid any fatigue when using. My only knock is with the sharpener in the head: when you use it, you have to expose a large amount of lead to get it all the way into the sharpener, then retract the excess lead afterward. Also, you have to clean the sharpener after every use or you could end up with a giant mess when you put it down as the sharpener creates a very fine powder that will spill out of the head.

!!! WARNING!!! What you will get is NOT you paid for, the brand is NOT MyLifeUNIT 2.0mm. The actual pen branded as Baile. (you can see my photos).Reason why I gave it 2 Stars and regret my purchase.First, it is a bit too light, only 7g. Some people might like it, but I don't. I prefer the pen have some weight. I compared it with Staedtler Mars technico, which is 12 g. 5g DOES make difference. If it can be a bit heavier like around 12 g, I will definitely like it more. But 7g, no.Second, the quality is not as I expected. The key mechanism is made by cheap plastic. I compared it with Staedtler Mars technico. Left one is the Baile, right one is Staedtler. it uses classic mechanical lead feed method, the lead will fed a consistent length as you click. (Doesn't like Staedtler design.) I think it's a good thing. I just don't like the cheap material.Conclusion: I will not recommend it if you plan to use this pencil for art drawing because of the weight. and because the material feel very cheap and I don't think it will last long. I would add a couple of bucks to purchase Staedtler.

Me gustó que la mina baja con cada clic y el hecho que son dos lapiceros e incluyen minas de repuesto. Lo que no me gustó es que las minas dibujan practicamente igual, no hay diferencia del hb con el 2h. Otro punto malo es que el lapicero no incluye sacapuntas en la tapa como otras marcas y no es compatible con el de staedtler.

Tried to use these for outdoor carpentry. I like the functionality, but the pencil isn't very rugged. The sharpener/button top pops off and is easily lost, the clip is awkward, and the pencil generally feels like it'll shatter into tiny pieces the first time it gets jostled. If you for some reason need to use a 2mm lead pencil at a desk, I'd say then it's a good one.