KALOUR 180 Colored Pencil Set for Adults Artists kids- 3.3mm Rich Pigment Soft Core -12 Metallic Pencil - Wax-Based - Ideal for Coloring Drawing Sketching Shading Blending - Vibrant Color（Tin Case）

The whole shipping process should be handled with more care as so many pencil got broken and it’s so frustrating when all you do is sharpen the pencils and you can’t use them to their full potential. The color range is great but doesn’t make up for the broken pencils

The pencil colors are vibrant. The seller was very attentive to a small issue. Very professional and responsive.

Ho provato diversi tipi di matite di diverse marche, ma la KALOUR è molto buona e il prezzo ragionevole. Non ne posso più fare a meno.

Good👍🏻

Les crayon sont superbe et j débute sur les coloriages mystères et j apprend à faire des dégradés donc idéal. Crémeux glisse et se fondent en très bien eux .j recommande aussi personnes qui débute et qui non pas de budgets

I'm not an artist, but I wanted to try coloring with colored pencils. I did some research before buying these so I could tell (hopefully) if I got a good product. I'm comfortable giving these 5/5 stars considering the price. They have excellent color variety, they don't crumble too easily, and they arrived in good condition. The wood smells nice, and and I don't see obvious knots or rings, so there seems to be a reasonable attention to overall product quality, even though I can see a faint seam on some of the pencils. I think the resulting colors are a little too waxy for them to be truly professional quality, but even laying down color as heavily as seemed reasonable, the cores didn't crack or leave too much powder, and I could continue to blend the colors. They do not feel scratchy or chalky. For an inexpensive brand, I think they have an impressively good formula that will be more than sufficient for all but the most demanding artists who will need to invest in pencils that cost about $2 per pencil and up. Even for those artists, this is a very reasonable way to get a selection of colors for shades they rarely need. The colors seem true to the core and cover paper very consistently. Given my lack of skill, I was still able to achieve a nice clean result without too much streaking. Overall, I think these leave very little reason to purchase more commodity brands. If these aren't to your liking, you'll need to aim for a brand like Prismacolor (Premiere or better), Faber-Castell, or Caran d’Ache, and prepare for a very steep increase in price per pencil.

Sehr gute Buntstifte und riesige Farbauswahl. Macht richtig Spass zu malen. Kan ich nur bestens empfehlen.