7. M&G Xie Bu Duan (unbreakable writer) Pencil V.S. Pentel Orenz Nero

[@Shanghai_Knife_Dude]

2:00 Correction: 40 cents! Sorry guys, hope that wouldn't break your bank accounts.

[@Alex-mc4fh]

I like the aethetic of the orenz, nut much the mechanism, i with they made a p205 with the feel of the look and material.

[@Shanghai_Knife_Dude]

@@Alex-mc4fh yes， agree. Nero, too complicated, short longevity.

[@laertica]

What about the loading and storage capacity of the M&G? Thank you for a very interesting video analysis

[@Shanghai_Knife_Dude]

@@laertica Loading capacity? You mean lead storage? Plenty! Just regular. Large enough to hold 5 lead.

[@ioanfaradelege6098]

how exactly does the metal tip behave compared to the plastic one. i mean does orenz nero damage paper?

[@Shanghai_Knife_Dude]

@@ioanfaradelege6098 0.3 0.2 pipe scratches the paper. 0.5, pipe constantly pushing paper leaving noticeable pressure mark over paper. Ok, i tried my best described this mess.

[@Shanghai_Knife_Dude]

@@ioanfaradelege6098 mg plastic nib tip just pleasant to use. No mark left whatsoever.

[@ioanfaradelege6098]

Understand, thank you

[@sydskits5962]

I own both aswell and let me just say this "M&G surpassed the Nero", that SCRATCHING feel was just not right compared to the plastic shaft that didn't scratch the paper and I tested this on atleast 4 types of sketching papers. The Nero also leaves an indent on the paper once you easer you can see the lines not what I expected form a expensive pencil. Also your tilt has to be very precise for that lead advancement. I also own the orenz metal grip in multiple sizes dosent have the fancy lead advancement but also dosent scratch the paper I like the grip and weight of the nero but sadly it failed for my purpose.

[@Shanghai_Knife_Dude]

@@sydskits5962 i have multiple viewers feedbacks that, their Nero only live up to 2 years. The lead dust will gather behinds the claws, which disable the stopping power of holding back lead.