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These are such great colored pencils, and such an affordable price! They are very smooth, very clear and bright colored, easy to sharpen, and they don't crumble or break while coloring. The roll is so cute and is such a fun way of storing the pencils. I love that it comes with a sharpener and eraser, and the pencil extender will be great for when they get too short to sharpen. I love these!

These pencils are the best. Comparable to the miser expensive brand that starts with a “P”. Best budget friendly brand that I’ve used

Very satisfied with these colored pencils. Well worth the affordable price! I've always used Berol Prism colored pencils and this set equals them.

The media could not be loaded. My daughter loves it, it colors well and makes drawing comes to live

If the canvas roll was easier to roll and the elastic was made to hold the accessories as I thought they did (one of the reasons I opted for this set), I'd have given it 5 stars.I bought an adult coloring book and a 50 pack of Crayola colored pencils (for adult coloring books) a few years ago. I was annoyed with the box as the colors kept moving out of place and shifting out of the order i put them in. When I saw this canvas roll, I thought it would be a brilliant solution and be slightly more portable than an easily broken cardboard box. Being able to carry a sharpener and eraser with me would be a bonus.The canvas roll does not roll up as well as I would like - the flap to protect the tips moves differently than the rest of the roll when rolling it up, causing some bunching and I can't figure out how to get it to roll smooth and tight. An eraser, sharpener, and pencil extender is included. The pencil extender can fit into the extra pencil slot. There is a larger slot on each end that could theoretically be used to house the pencil sharpener and eraser - but they do not tend to stay in the elastic, nor in the pocket/sleeve that protects the points. But once I reorganized the color the way I wanted, it does serve my original intended purpose of staying organized. I didn't think about how big a roll of 72 would be though, I think a smaller roll (like 36 or maybe 50) would be more manageable for on the go use.The pencils are really good, probably the best I've ever used. But the color range is a bit confusing. I would have liked standard ROYGBIV, then some secondaries and tertiary colors. This seems to have a lot more colors that are in-between the standard ROYGBIV colors, and fewer shades I expect in a standard pack of colored pencils.For example, I have one Orange. The "flesh" colors are mostly pinks. There's an "Orange Yellow" that looks more like a non-metallic gold. The metallic gold doesn't look that metallic either. There's also more blue green and yellow green and not a nice standard green (closest is a color called "medium green, but it's on the lighter/yellow green side) nor a nice dark forest green color - but a lot of darker blue-greens. The color labeled "purple" I would call "majenta".I currently work in a Memory Care unit. A healthcare company gave us some very cheap, off-brand colored pencils and before purchasing this set I had spent more than a few days sharpening pencils and tossing the ones that had points break over and over again. The wood on those splinters, the leads break easily. These pencils are substantially better - so far the wood has remained smooth and not constantly splintering and the lead has broken on one pencil, but did not break over and over again when sharpened. The included sharpener is probably the nicest pencil sharpener I have ever owned and gives the pencils a really sharp point. I thought the point might make these break more frequently. When I use the cheaper pencils I have at work, I always sharpen about halfway so that the wood can provide some stability to the easily broken lead. With these - even with a very sharp point they continue to color well and so far the only point that broke broke before I used it - the sharp points have not broken off (though they have splintered). I feel like they are also better than my Crayola, but I prefer the colors I got with the Crayola 50 pack, so it doesn't feel much better.While the eraser does not completely remove the Star-Joy colored pencil, it does remove enough to leave a layer as undertone if that's what you're going for and would likely remove a light layer just fine. I'm excited to use the pencil extender - would have been a great thing to have as a kid when the pencils start becoming little nubs. I never knew these existed and I feel like they will be great to reduce waste.

If you enjoy soft colored pencils, these are a budget friendly, decently pigmented, soft colored pencils. I’m enjoying them. I haven’t done much with yet since I just got them. But I did swatch a dozen of them and all of them feel the same. They’re not scratchy and seem to be comparable to some high end colored pencils. If you’re looking to step up your art game or have a young artist, get them this set to get a feel for what premium pencils feel and act like. Highly recommend, just wished there was better packaging. It came in a clear bag from the seller not from Amazon so there wasn’t an option for choosing discretion.

These pencils are of good quality. The colors are vibrant and the tips do not break off as often as other colored pencil brands tend to do. I will purchase them again for sure.

Today I was coloring with my children using Crayola colored pencils but I needed a specific color so I got these out and realized these color SO MUCH BETTER. Glad I bought these, they color great and the color options are practically endless.