TINNIVI Art Supplies for Kids and Adults, 7 Color in 1 Black Wooden Rainbow Colored Pencils, Pre-sharpened, Multicolored Core, with Sharpener, for Coloring Books, Drawing, Sketching (16pcs)

Just some random thoughts in no particular order.I haven't sharpened any of them yet, but so far the one I've used works fine. I'm using a white-paper sketchbook and yellow doesn't really show up in low light. Though the flow of the colors is very smooth. Also the package is way thinner than I thought it would be. It is paper.Also, at the bottom of the box holding the pencils is a pencil sharpener. Like one of those small ones. Be careful! It's not covered or anything, the blade on mine was facing down (towards the opening of the bottom) so be aware of that!!The one I got came with plenty of pencils. :) They are actually much thinner than I thought they would be. They are also easy to hold. The pencils themselves are *not* branded. They are visually stunning. Also, not a lot of pressure needed to draw with them. They are really pretty to look at. :DI got them without free shipping (but they came fast!!!!), so hopefully they weren't dropped at any point. It's gonna take a while to get through all of them (hopefully!!!!) so I won't know until I use them for longer. (Protip: if you drop pencils, the led inside is fragile and can break, which is why when you sharpen them led falls out.)I saw another review on here where someone was struggling with sharpening theirs, and that might mean that the pencils are meant to be knife-sharpened. But I'm gonna take the easy route and just use a hand sharpener. Also!!! I don't recommend using an electric sharpener on pencils like at all. Unless you are taking a scantron test, -- bc that can break pencil led as well, oddly enough (at least in my experience and practical knowledge🥴).Anyway, these are lovely and I love them and was pretty excited to get them. :) Also, since I needed a little (((safe)))) randomness in my life, this is the perfect childhood throwback to get that controlled *ChAoS* from.Btw, I got the black ones bc they are super cool looking. I grew up with the thick chonky ones of these (but with normal wood with colors on them, maybe) and I thought they would be like that but these ones are super sleek and fancy. (Not that that's a bad thing.)I would reccommend them for like fancy middle schooler artists and older. But I think I can see high school kids using these and feeling super fancy and cool in art class/ in the lunchroom (actually, idk if people should be in those anymore 🥴). Flex on them kids man, -- social distance, wear a mask, and stunt on those gamers, or whatever u do these days. Also, I think it would be fun to see YouTubers use these and have a fun time!! :DAlso the pencils feel and look like charcoal sticks. That's nice. :3 Also hand sharpening works fine.Btw, this was the lowest price I could find for these pencils on Amazon and Etsy. Altogether it was like 15$.Uh,,, thank you for reading this random review, hope this helped you out. :)

The media could not be loaded.  I remember using similar colored pencils as a kid, but this is a serious upgrade. Instead of the buttery crayon feeling that some colored pencils can have, these feel more like a regular pencil. This is a big deal for me because I wanted to use them for writing more so than coloring or drawing. I have problems with my short term memory so I am constantly making lists and leaving myself notes. I thought these would be a fun way to make them more colorful and interesting. It turns the mundane act of making a grocery list into a Lisa Frank journal activity. The pencils are easy to sharpen and hold a nice, fine point. The colors change automatically as you write so each word turns out a little different. It's a really cool effect.

So far so good! I have a more expensive but thicker pencil that I really like that my students always comment on when I put stars on their work. I seen these & read the reviews & decided to order. I put them in their stockings for Christmas. They love them! They write nicely & so far sharpen well w/a regular pencil sharpener.

These are very fun to draw with. They bring simple sketching to a new level and everything in my sketchbook is way more interesting. With some practice and control, you can get pretty much any color out of these pencils. I tend to sketch with warm/cold colors, but have done entire humans before with just this pencil.The reason it's not 5 stars is that it isn't as smooth and highly pigmented as some rainbow pencils I got from the brand Camel, but these pencils are also considerably less expensive, so heck yeah, these are what I intend to buy for sketching, giving to random friends and strangers and generally living life. The more expensive ones are used on my actual "art".

Bought these as a Valentine’s Day extra to hand out to my kids’ class. Loved a few things about these:- the package came quickly which is ultimately how these won out bc I totally forgot to do it sooner- love that the pencils are black on the outside. The color on the inside seem to pop more.- quality is nice. Feels good holding and using it.- came sharpened! Yay!As they were being handed out, the kids were shocked they got to keep them at the end of the party. They all loved them. And if a bunch of second graders can agree on that, then you know it’s good.

Finally! Great value for the price! Love that you get more than one pencil like the rest of them!

Bought for goodie bag. Excellent choice. Even parents asked to have one.

My 6 year old son and I have a lot of fun with these!

Only down side to these is a lot of twisting & turning to get all the different colours. I bought them to colour flowers in grey scale books & unless you hold them on the very tip you only get the on colour at a time & holding them on the tip is not always the best, so I roll them in my hand while using it get the affect I'm looking for & it seems to work out pretty good. Would of loved a pencil where the colours bleed into one another without all the rolling to have it happen, but they do the trick.