Prismacolor Col-Erase Erasable Colored Pencil
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About Prismacolor Col-Erase Erasable Colored Pencil
Overall Feedback:
74% positive
78% liked the easy blending
The pencils do not transfer, which is a positive aspect of our product.
66% were impressed with the color accurcy, though 34% weren't
The colors of the pencils are really nice and it is a happy/bright color range.
I am disappointed with the washed out colors.
I had problems with the lead being broken inside the pencil, resulting in chunking out piece after piece while sharpening, which made it difficult to use the pencils.
67% found it durable, but 33% experienced tip breakage
The pencil kept breaking repeatedly. I'm glad I didn't buy the 24-piece pack as it would have taken me an hour to sharpen them.
64% liked the comfortable grip, but 36% found it small
I expected the pencil to hold a sharp tip but it snaps before I could even get to that point.
My pencils have split wood bodies, making sharpening difficult.
67% praised the lead quality, but 33% experienced breakage
The pencils are not wax-based, so a smooth, rendered image is unlikely. The lead is quite hard.
I faced issues with the lead of the pencils being broken inside, resulting in chunking out piece after piece while sharpening. This made it difficult to use the pencils and I had to sharpen further to be able to use them.
My indigo blue pencil lead is completely shattered and the tip falls out no matter how much I sharpen it.
I find the lead quality extremely weak.
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67% appreciated the line consistency, though 33% didn't
My pencil kept breaking repeatedly.
67% found it easy to sharpen, but 33% had trouble
Several pencil wood bodies are split, making sharpening difficult.
I faced issues while sharpening the pencils as the lead kept breaking inside and chunking out piece after piece, making it difficult to use them.
The colored pencils were not much different from the less expensive ones. I had to sharpen them again after using them, but the tip just rolled out every time. So, I could only use them once before sharpening them down to nothing.
I am unable to sharpen a single pencil without it breaking, even after taking them straight out of the package.
