Prismacolor Professional Art Supplies Reviews

I really liked the colors at first, and my daughter was excited to try them too, but the leads are just way too soft. They kept breaking while we were using them, and it got frustrating quickly. Nice idea, but not something I’d buy again

I ordered some pencils online because I’ve been trying to keep a few extra around my desk and in the kitchen junk drawer. The ordering process was easy enough, and checkout went through without any issues. I do wish the shipping updates had come a little faster, since I kept checking while I was doing other random errands that week, but the pencils showed up packed nicely and everything was in good shape.

I’ve been using these for a few weeks now, and the tips barely ever break, even when I press down hard. It’s sooo much better than the cheaper pencils I was using before.

My Prismacolor pencils showed up on time, so no complaints there, but the packaging didn’t really give me the impression that much care went into it. The outer box had a couple of dents, and when I opened it, there wasn’t much padding inside.

Thankfully, nothing was broken, but a few of the pencils had moved around during shipping. For the price, I guess I just expected them to be packed a little more securely. Not awful by any means, just kind of average.

I ordered some prismacolor pencils. They arrived packed well. No broken tips or damage. Shipping took a couple days longer than I expected. But the tracking kept updating, so I wasn’t too worried. The box looked fine when it got here. Overall, it was a good delivery. Just not a fast one.

i mean, I had a question about my order and support got back to me way faster than I thought they would. They were friendly too, and actually answered my question instead of sending some generic copy-paste response. Overall, it was just really easy and I’m happy with the experience.

I was surprised by how smoothly my Prismacolor Professional Art Supplies pencils sharpened. The softer cores didn’t break nearly as much as I thought they would, and even with just a basic hand sharpener, the tips came out clean. For me, they’re definitely easier to maintain than I expected

I’ve been using prismacolor pencils for years, and when you get a good set, they really are great. The colors are rich and they blend nicely, which is why I’ve stuck with them for so long. But the last couple of sets I bought had more issues than I expected, like broken cores, scratchy-feeling colors, and some pencils that felt way softer than others.

It’s frustrating because they’re not exactly cheap, and I feel like you should be able to count on the same quality each time. I still love the color range, but the consistency just doesn’t feel like it used to. I’m wondering if other people have been having the same experience lately or if I’ve just had bad luck with my last few sets.

I picked up a set of prismacolor pencils they’ve lasted way longer than I expected, like weirdly long. The colors go on super smooth and really pop, so I definitely don’t feel like I threw my money away. They’re not exactly cheap, but the quality more than makes up for it.

I was impressed with how bright the colors are. They pop really nicely, even when I’m not pressing hard, which is kind of awesome...

I really like the colors these put down, but I’m not sure how to explain it, they just feel a little too fragile for what they cost. A few of the leads snapped inside the pencils, and some of the tips started crumbling even with light use. They feel nice when you first use them, but I don’t think they’re very durable over time

I really wanted to like this, but blending it out was kind of a hassle!! It went on patchy in some spots and took way more effort than I expected!!! Frustrating overall!!