GETHPEN White Charcoal Pencils Set, Sketch High-light Pencils, 6 Pieces | White Charcoal Sketch Pencils, White Chalk Pencils for Drawing, Sketching, Shading, Blending, Beginners & Artists

I love these pencils. Despite many reviews saying the leads were brittle and broke easily,I found the opposite. Also, recommending not using a pencil sharpener was unnecessary in my experience -- I use my electric sharpener with no problems whatsoever. I can recommend these with confidence and will definitely re-order when needed

I like them! I draw a lot with charcoal. I have not drawn with colored charcoal pencils. I anxious to see how they work! I paint a lot & thought I could do more charcoal pencils. They are not sharp, but a good companion with colored pencils.

I bought these to be able to write on walnut which is a darker brown wood. It works but it's not really the right tool for the job if this helps anyone. The charcoal is soft and breaks easily so a fine line to mark a cut is a challenge. However, this however is MUCH better than using pencil though and they did not cost too much.

I'm very pleased with these pencils. I like the color range and the marks they make. The one issue I have is the labeling is misleading, as there's nothing "charcoal" about them. Charcoal would be much softer and darker. Tinted charcoal pencils are different; dark and not white or yellow. These handle much like pastel pencils, but are harder, and don't erase easily. I can sharpen them easily without them breaking. I suspect these have clay content like hard graphite pencils. They combine well with soft pastel sticks giving you the ability to make thin lines of detail. The price was also very good.

Ease of use, and value for money

Great price, good color assortment and the lead core doesn't break when sharpening

I love this product. I paint rocks and I used this white pencil to draw out the picture I'm going to paint with my Posca paint pens.

Just received these. The white won’t sharpen…keeps breaking. Shoddy.