by Geronomo
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The gift box was appealing, resembling a box from brands such as Parker but cheaper. The case was clear too, so instantly I was able to see the 6 perfect pencils.

Although I was able to see everything: 6 pencils, 1 sharpener, 1 eraser, I wasn’t able to see a manual. But after a few moments of tinkering

I decided to give the pencil a go and write with it. I kind of was able to understand why these pencils were called perfect, I mean they write perfectly.

The lead is standard, so is everything else except the ability to write. The quality of the pencils were obviously different from normal pencils too.

It looked much more formal, the grip was much more smoother, and also, the wood was much more sturdier ...

By fluid I mean it’s connotation. It is a extremely fine pencil, though one may argue that mechanical pencils with ergonomic grips are much more preferable, these pencils are made for the purpose of those similar to fountain pens.

That’s why, the next time I buy a perfect pencil gift box, it will be of a named brand, so I can show it

So I recommend buying this if you want to try or experiment with perfect pencil sets but I wouldn’t spend 30$ or so on pencils to write with. You can do that with Ticonderogas.

But if you really want to spend money on pencils, do it to show off with perfect pencil sets from name brands rather than “PencilThings. ”

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