rOtring 1900181 800+ Mechanical Pencil and Touchscreen Stylus, 0.5 mm, Black Barrel
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Style: 0.5 mm
Features
- Premium hybrid mechanical pencil plus stylus, combines both modes at the same end with a unique retractable mechanism
- Precision stylus tip provides high accuracy, control and speed, making this the perfect tool for going from paper to screens or graphics tablets
- Hexagonal barrel ensuring fatigue free writing and drawing & shaped to prevent the tool from sliding when laid down on tables
- Refillable pencil comes loaded with a high polymer HB lead and a built in eraser under the push button cap
- Limited warranty: guaranteed for 2 years from original purchase date against defects in materials or workmanship
Description
Premium hybrid mechanical pencil + stylus, combining both modes at the same end with a unique retractable mechanism. Available in black and silver in 0.5mm and 0.7mm.
Manufacturer: Newell Rubbermaid Office
Brand: Rotring
Item Weight: 1.13 ounces
Product Dimensions: 6.14 x 4.33 x 1.69 inches
Item model number: 1900181
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Color: Black Barrel
Closure: Button
Grip Type: Knurled
Pencil Lead Degree (Hardness): HB
Material Type: Metal
Number of Items: 1
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Point Type: .5mm
Line Size: 0.5 Millimeters
Ink Color: Silver,Black
Tip Type: Metal
Manufacturer Part Number: 1900181
Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S.
Date First Available: April 1, 2014
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Style: 0.7 mm
I really like this pencil but it did force me to start using lead at a much shorter length than what I would typically use. If you use any more than 2 clicks the lead breaks quite often, but I also write at a slight angle, however, it's nothing extreme. ***REMOVING POCKET CLIP**** I really like the pocket clip but I like using the sharp side of the lead so I would have to hold over the clip, when twisting for shark end of lead, half the time. Removing the clip is not easy and should only be done if your certain you never want to use it again since the chances of you NOT destroying it and/or tearing the finish is very low to impossible. Theres really no instruction for on how to do this for the 800's. SO WHAT I DID was I loosened it with a pair of pliers by twisting the clip from side to side, which doesn't do much but I got it so that it was just a little loose. I heard some people were able to pull it straight off, which is what I was trying to do but it did feel like I might break then body so I read that someone else suggested oil. Heres what's good and bad about using oil, if you start with oil you may not be able to loosen it since it will likely just turn around the pencil and won't have enough friction to bend the clip while trying to twist it off but if it works the chances are better that you won't scratch the body. *I started with no oil (FYI - I don't necessarily suggest this exact method and is just how I did it so learn from my mistakes), and twisted back and forth with needle nose pliers trying to pull it off which got it a little loose to where I could twist it back and forth using my fingers. Then I used very little oil to try and pull it straight back and off. It did not come off that way though, it actually ended up sliding UP and over the knurl (where the eraser is) and came off that way, which I didn't think was even possible, since it didn't seem loose enough to do that, but with me trying to pull it straight back and off with the oil now applied, it just slide, unexpectedly, over the knurl which still took a LOT of FORCE. I did not scratch the finish over knurl area and there was (to my surprise) somewhat minimal scratches where the clip was, from when I tried removing with NO oil, but AGAIN using no oil AT FIRST created the friction I needed to allow me to use enough force to be able to bend the part of the clip, that wraps around the BODY of the pen, by twisting back and forth. *My suggestion: - Make sure you are positive that you no longer want the clip since it will likely be destroyed but if you use oil first and get lucky then you might be able to salvage it. - Patients is key to limit any scratches, - Try using a very small amount of oil first to see if you actually can make it slide over the knurl from the start (I used weathermen pliers), which if possible, will greatly reduce your chances of any scratches, but clip will still likely be scratched (unless you have pliers with silicon tips?) and will defiantly be bent but if it works this way then you can probably bend it back, if you want to. If this doesn't work at all then wipe up the oil as much as you can, which may take time (days/weeks depending on oil used?), until it is dry again and has enough friction to try
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2020 by Itme
Style: 0.5 mm
Cuando lo compré, pensé que no sería una buena compra, ya que los comentarios que leía eran desalentadores; sin embargo, el lápiz me llegó 5 días antes y la sensación es fenomenal. La mina no se rompe como algunos comentarios mencionan. Lo uso para desarrollar ecuaciones complejas y ejercicios de matemáticas de ingeniería, y no se rompe.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2022 by Carlos Honores
Style: 0.7 mm
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2022 by luz zapata
Style: 0.7 mm
I bought this pencil to add comfort for doing physics homework and it has helped with that (I know its a placebo effect). I liked it so much, I bought a rotring pen as well. It grips well; it is very well balanced. The only negative I have is more my own quirk. I put too much force into writing which causes the lead to break once in a while. This is more my issue; however, if you also have a heavy hand, keep this in mind.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2022 by Curtis Kiland
Style: 0.5 mm
I used the 800 model for over a year, and I recently purchased this one after I lost my 800 model (I'm an idiot). The packaging on this model is almost as fancy as the pencil itself compared to the last one. The mechanism problems that were apparent in the 800 model were fixed in the 800+ model, much to my delight. The mechanism extends and retracts the pencil much more smoothly than the last model and has not showed any signs of jamming from using the mechanism. It is extremely useful if you don't want to damage the tip from dropping it on the ground (which I do more than I should), or to prevent it from making holes in your shirt pockets. The text which says "800+ | 0.5 mm" is slightly bigger than on the 800 model and of a different font (Helvetica / Arial maybe?). Not sure how I feel about that; the original slanted squarish font felt more industrial and sleek, but those are minor details. The build quality is as I would expect from rotring: it's an absolute joy to hold and perfect for long writing sessions or drawing. The texture on the grip, the metal hexagon, and the red ring shows the industrial design language of rotring very well and makes long sessions of note-taking so much more interesting. (Using the original 800 was one of the reasons I got through English class without being bored to death.) The touchscreen tip works well with my iPad but I have not yet tested it for long periods of use so I cannot give a complete analysis on that. Edit: Upon further use, the stylus is, as the other reviewer already said, a bit unwieldy. The grip is a bit low for a stylus, the response is somewhat inaccurate, and it sometimes sticks to the screen. In the end, the stylus is interesting to play with for a while, but impractical for conventional use. All in all, although this pencil will make quite a dent in your wallet, I feel that it is well worth the price given its sturdy construction and superior mechanisms. It will most likely last me years if I don't do anything stupid, like drop it on the ground and bend the tip into an L shape, or lose it (but knowing me I probably will).
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2014 by Wenyi Chen
Style: 0.7 mm
Exceptional craftsmanship. The body of the pencil is precise laser cut. Its angles are just sharp enough to let you know it’s metal. It is sturdy, has a little bit of heft to it and is cool to touch - so it is very pleasant to hold. Tip retraction mechanism has good feedback and stylus tip works better than a dedicated active stylus pen I have. Everything on this pencil fits tight - even the rubber cover. Great design and attention to detail throughout, including the packaging. Love this pencil. Will buy one more.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2022 by Amazon Customer