Lovely great review, voice tone included!👌😸 Nice that u pointed out the navy blue tint on the 0.3, makes it even more appealing to me. I am beginner, and considering these Staedtler pencils, between others. Will check your other videos, your channel looks cool😺
Though I know the 925-35 black share the exact same structure and materials with the 925-25 silver, the black look is still more premium and maybe that‘s why the price of it is also higher to make consumers think that way too :) The feeling of 925 is undoubtedly good and it is shown via how many color variations of this design are sold by Staedtler on market. However, the grip is sandy in my opinion but it suits many users. During usage, you can’t hear any rattling sound except you intentionally shake it like I did in another video talking about a Platinum pencil🙄😅. The weight is also proper, won’t drain your energy quickly and still feel hefty enough for a premium feel. The balancing point is good too. I would say this pencil can tick all the boxes of a pencil for technical usage. Though it doesn’t have the tip protection which is becoming a widely requirement for mechanical pencils. Like many vintage users who always put pencils in a safe bag, I have no problems and to be honest, I prefer pencils without the additional features because lacking these features enhances the steadiness of pencils.
Mine Staedtler 925 35-03 0.3mm blue just arrived and do like the indicator but will hanging the lead tomorrow. Like the weigh and feel but will tell when spending time drawing. It is heavier than the Staedtler Mar’s Technicolor 780C which I love.
Greetings to everyone from Turkey 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷 the pens in this video are very expensive in Turkey. If it was sold at an affordable price, I would buy at least 3 pens. 😭😭😭😭
🤔 I like dark and smooth lead, so among 2B lead, I normally use Pilot or Stabilo. Pilot 2B is my favorite, it’s smoother than Pentel and Uni. But to be fair, the hardness of Pentel and Uni can reduce breakage. The Stabilo 2B is significantly darker and smoother, even more than the 4B from other brands, of course it is more breakable.
@@thapokemaster1 Pentel Ain Stein 0.5mm 2B is the best lead on the market. No other comes close. It enhances the precision while writing or drawing and the overall quality is the best you can get.
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We thank the Staedtler 925 all black for being the reason for today's deep voice.
Lovely great review, voice tone included!👌😸 Nice that u pointed out the navy blue tint on the 0.3, makes it even more appealing to me. I am beginner, and considering these Staedtler pencils, between others. Will check your other videos, your channel looks cool😺
happy new year from Brazil
Happy New Year!🎊 😊
such a lovely pencil: think I’ve got the navy on order:)
Thanks for video. What do you think about 925-35 ?
Though I know the 925-35 black share the exact same structure and materials with the 925-25 silver, the black look is still more premium and maybe that‘s why the price of it is also higher to make consumers think that way too :) The feeling of 925 is undoubtedly good and it is shown via how many color variations of this design are sold by Staedtler on market. However, the grip is sandy in my opinion but it suits many users. During usage, you can’t hear any rattling sound except you intentionally shake it like I did in another video talking about a Platinum pencil🙄😅. The weight is also proper, won’t drain your energy quickly and still feel hefty enough for a premium feel. The balancing point is good too. I would say this pencil can tick all the boxes of a pencil for technical usage. Though it doesn’t have the tip protection which is becoming a widely requirement for mechanical pencils. Like many vintage users who always put pencils in a safe bag, I have no problems and to be honest, I prefer pencils without the additional features because lacking these features enhances the steadiness of pencils.
@@fanofpencils-cleo774 thank you so much
Mine Staedtler 925 35-03 0.3mm blue just arrived and do like the indicator but will hanging the lead tomorrow. Like the weigh and feel but will tell when spending time drawing. It is heavier than the Staedtler Mar’s Technicolor 780C which I love.
I had one and lost it, now I can’t find how to buy it again
Have you reviewed the one of the Rotring newer pencils Rotring 600, 800, or 800+
I use the Rotring on a day to day basis and I really like it
I haven’t reviewed Rotring unfortunately, a bit tight on budget recently. I got 3 of Pilot S30 and need to film them first :)
Greetings to everyone from Turkey 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷 the pens in this video are very expensive in Turkey. If it was sold at an affordable price, I would buy at least 3 pens. 😭😭😭😭
Are the 0.3 all metal too?
Yes, all pencils in this video are metal ones :)
What about The Steadtler 925 85 Regulator ?
I wish I had it 🥲!
What pencil lead do you recommend for 0.5
🤔 I like dark and smooth lead, so among 2B lead, I normally use Pilot or Stabilo. Pilot 2B is my favorite, it’s smoother than Pentel and Uni. But to be fair, the hardness of Pentel and Uni can reduce breakage. The Stabilo 2B is significantly darker and smoother, even more than the 4B from other brands, of course it is more breakable.
@@fanofpencils-cleo774 thanks
@@thapokemaster1 Pentel Ain Stein 0.5mm 2B is the best lead on the market. No other comes close. It enhances the precision while writing or drawing and the overall quality is the best you can get.
this is basically a rotring 600 but nicer and mor affordable