Staedtler 0.5mm Mechanical Pencil Night Blue Series (925 35-05)

This is my 1st mechanical Pencil that's not just a local cheap one, so it's hard for me to compare products. But I can say this much... It is a quality product Feels very nice in my hand, and writes very smoothly. I have the 0.5mm version and I've had no lead breakage so far (after about an hour of use) Although I can't really comment on it's longevity yet, it's all metal and and seems very well made (I expect this Pencil will last as long as any other well made product) The price is great (it's 5£ more on every other site I looked at, including eBay) I like it so much I might invest in the white version (924 25) with a 2mm lead, because this lead is very fine and it might be helpful to have a thicker option for my sketches Very highly recommended, I honestly can't imagine a £20 product being any better than this, unless I needed an auto-rotate pencil, I'd say this is the one to get, and save yourself a few pounds I know this isn't the most useful review, but you will not be disappointed in this product Very happy I might even invest in either a 2mm or 0.7/9, because my lines are very thin with this pencil and I can see a use for something with a bigg

Lovely Japanese made mechanical pencil that feels great in the hand and the fine knurling on the grip does its job perfectly without feeling too rough. Theres a nice weight to it that inspires confidence in the build quality, but light enough to not be a hindrance in use. It also looks the part in a deep metalic blue, with chrome accents. I have been using it for a while now and wish i'd made the change from normal pencils a lot sooner as its worth the price not having to constantly sharpen it. A quick click and you're ready to go. I can't comment on its durability yet, but from the look and feel of it, I think this will last a long time. I'll be sure to update if it does fail prematurely though. Edit: Just added a couple of pictures of the internals. Mine is the .5mm version and has a plastic inner tube to store the leads, but the mechanism for extending the lead is made from brass.

Excellent. One of the the best. I looe that its all metal . I don’t like rubber or plastics

Best mech pen imo. Feel, weight and build quality is top notch

Leads got stuck after middling usage. I had to dismantle the pencil to clear some powdered leads. This may be because I used 4b leads which are softer. Otherwise seems to be good for ease of use.

The Staedtler 925 35 (and 925 25) series are such great pencils, after purchasing and being completely impressed with the 925 25-20 I decided to go for one in the midnight blue finish. The 0.9mm is one of my favourite lead sizes so no surprises there, its excellent for general sketching, scribbling, drawing and doodling, I like it for note taking too. Of course the only difference between the 925 25 and 925 35 series is the finish and this dark blue is very nice indeed, it's very classy and well finished. Not inaccurate to say flawless, the build quality and usability are excellent. If looking at the fine details the only difference I can see is the lead reservoir tube, the 925 25-20 has a metal (looks to be brass) tube where as the 925 35-09 has a plastic tube. Probably something to do with the difference in lead sizes, but it doesn't detract from the pencil in any way. I have been using various Rotring pencils for a number of years so I have a good yard stick for comparing the Staedtlers. These pencils are a bargain and are comparable to mechanical/clutch pencils costing far, far more.

Lovely to write with, the rubber is a bit small.

This item was purchased by me very recently on Amazon; it was a case of my wanting to know what it was like, having already invested in the Rotring equivalent. Well I was not disappointed; it is an all metal job, the body is of aluminum and the inner core that holds the lead is of brass or something like that so it is robust in the extreme but that is good. Being of the knock clutch type rather than the drop clutch which seems to pervade the 2 mm types it means that when you press the button the lead advances by a tiny amount and that is good as it is easier to advance to the point you want. One thing here, it does have a lead indicator sleeve so you can put in the lead type of your choice ( HB comes as standard with this item ) and this move the dial to indicate what it is. OK some of you maybe wondering why I have not spoken about the lead pointer in the top? Well there isn't one and guess what? It's no problem, I personally prefer the lead pointers that you buy separately for pointing leads. One reason is that these pencil tops are easily lost if dropped while in the park sketching as a fore instance. Two I find that the 2 mm lead pointers that are not integral actually point better. Last I understand that none of the manufacturers seem to do these pencil caps/tops as spare items and without it the pencil is pretty useless so. Back to the good bits, it is a superbly balanced piece of kit and the knurling at the front of the pencil is amongst the best of its type on a mechanical pencil and I cannot find fault with it - so this is a tool that I would recommend either sketching/drawing or taking notes or just writing.

O meglio, da tavolo da disegno, in quanto è evidente che questo prodotto è stato pensato con la professione da disegnatore in testa. Costruzione tutta in metallo (apparentemente in alluminio per quanto riguarda la maggior parte degli elementi esterni, colorati blu scuro), compresa quella del meccanismo interno di avanzamento della mina che è un avanzamento tipo quello delle mine da 0.3-0.5-0.7-0.9 mm che sono comunemente in commercio - non è comune un meccanismo di avanzamento della mina di questo tipo per mine così grosse, ho presente solo Rotring con lo stesso principio. Matita bilanciatissima. Non ha nel tappo sul pulsante (quello che si toglie per mettere nuove mine) ne una microgomma ne un temperamine le quali pertanto richiedono, dato lo spessore, di essere affilate con uno strumento esterno (le campane affilamine oppure, per chi è veramente old school.... la sola carta vetrata). Ottima la zigrinatura dell'impugnatura e utile la possibilità di indicare la durezza della mina ruotando un piccolo anello in cui sono presenti tutte le gradazioni dalla 4B alla 4H (più uno spazio senza indicazioni magari pensato per metterci mine colorate). La ragione per cui ho scritto "portamine da scrivania" è che non ha la punta retrattile e quindi potrebbe essere poco idoneo ad essere portato in tasca, ma a dire il vero la dimensione della punta in questo caso è talmente grande da minimizzare il problema, che invece può essere rilevante per portamine di spessore minore al millimetro.

Un porte-mines de rêve. Construction idéale. Belle couleur. Tient parfaitement dans la main. Parfait pour écrire. Du meilleur constructeur de porte-mines. Tout est soigné dans cet outil ! Indispensable !

A ver, que esto no pesa como un mazacote de hierro. Tiene un peso parecido al de un portaminas típico de pilot. UN POCO MÁS. No son 200 gramos más, eh? A lo mucho son 50 gramos. Va bien para escribir aunque creo que su uso es para hacer otros menesteres, pero también sirve. Es cómodo, el tacto es agradable y suave. Es preciso. si te sudan las manos/dedos no se te va a escurrir en un momento crítico. A mí me gusta más el plateado/metal pero el azul es bonito. Basta ya de tanta exageración. Ya cansa. Sed realistas y no tengáis la piel tan fina.

Perfect size of grip. Perfect grippy texture of grip. Beautiful industrial design. Nice blue colour. A pleasure to use. My whole family have settled on this model being the best, and we have several other quality mechanical pencils like e.g. Rotring 600. The only weak point is that the tip bends easily if dropped. Have happened several times in our house. My kids use DIY caps on theirs that they use in school. I have bought 7 or more of this mechanical pencil. Will probably get one of the other colour options at some point as well, but they do for some reason cost 3 times as much...

I recently purchased the Staedtler 2.0mm Mechanical Pencil Night Blue Series and I am absolutely thrilled with its performance! The pencil has a sleek design and feels comfortable to hold, making it perfect for long writing sessions. The lead is smooth and produces clear lines, while the retractable tip is a convenient feature. I love the night blue color of this pencil, it adds a touch of style to my stationary collection. Overall, I highly recommend this mechanical pencil for anyone looking for quality and style in their writing tools!