The tip bent with the first fall, and while trying to straighten it, it broke completely! The pencil works fine even without the silver part of the tip, so I won't look for a replacement, but for its price, it's tragic that the tip bends so easily and breaks when you try to straighten it! I don't recommend it for drawing because I assume it will fall at some point and the tip is essential for drawing, but for writing, if someone wants a more luxurious feel, it's very good, especially if you find it on sale like I did and get it for under €30, considering it works fine even without the tip. The photos I uploaded are without the tip so you can see what it looks like

The writing feel here is truly amazing and rightly supports the title of the best mechanical pencil in the world. However, to tell the truth, their price is extremely high and makes it a writing tool that is mainly approached by professionals. In other words, there are pencils that offer the same feel and quality at 1/3 of the price, for example, from TWSBI.

In summary: the best available but with a steep price.

Very good pencil. I wouldn't have bought it because it seems expensive, but I found it in a drawing studio that someone had forgotten and I have had it for many years since then. Every time the tip broke and bent, I straightened it out and it was like new. Overall, it's a dog, but I only write with this, too bad for anyone who cries over it but good for me.

Sturdy construction and extremely high quality. Perhaps the most classic in its category. I do not recommend it, due to its weight and tip, both for freehand drawing and for more linear types of design. Along with some from Kaweco and Caran d'Ache, I consider them to be the best.

Very good and heavy pencil. The design is unbeatable. However, if it falls once, the tip bends directly. Perhaps the Pentel Graphgear 1000 would be more suitable if you want to use it outside the house.

"One mechanical pencil to rule them all.

Metal mechanical pencil for 0.5 leads, made in Germany. You enjoy writing with it, holding it, and admiring it. It has no comparison to any other (mechanical) pencil out there.

Built like a tank. The hexagonal body prevents it from rolling on the desk. It features a rotating indicator to remember the hardness of the lead you have inserted.

There is also the 800 series, which is more expensive, but the 600 series is the perfect balance between luxury, durability, and simplicity. Prefer it in black, the default color of rotring. I don't think silver suits it. One of my favorite things and definitely an essential office item. Unfortunately, it is only available in a few stores. Highly recommended without any reservations."