Electric Eraser for Artists, AFMAT Rechargeable Electric Eraser Kit,140 Refills for Drafting, Electric Pencil Eraser - Battery Operated for Drawing Pencils, Crafts, Arts

A game changer! I’m an artist & this is my first electric eraser. It erases COMPLETELY with little effort. Very glad I purchased it. Came with many eraser refills.

I purchased this electric eraser for use with my color pencils. It cleanly and gently removes both oil-based and wax-based color pencil markings. I have only used this for lifting up small areas (either unwanted marks or to create a negative space). It comes with a generous supply of eraser replacements, both in standard and narrow size, along with a brush. The battery lasts a LONG time; in fact, I've never needed to recharge it.

I do a lot of Sudoku and often jot down small, tentative numbers in the boxes using a 0.5mm mechanical pencil. This electric eraser makes it incredibly easy to remove those tiny marks with precision—something a regular handheld eraser just couldn’t do.Cleanup is simple, and the included 140 eraser refills (in two sizes) mean I’m set for a long time. I especially appreciate that it’s rechargeable—no more hunting for batteries.If precision, ease, and convenience are needed, look no further. Highly recommended.

2nd edit: I was amazed to receive a replacement for this from customer service because they had stopped working! This one is working fine, so I've upgraded my rating.1st Edit: Within a short period of time both of these stopped working. I certainly cannot recommend this product.I'm an entry level pencil drawing student, so I use an eraser a whole heck of a lot. This is a good electric eraser and it comes with lots and lots of replacement cores as well as a small brush. The erasers are extremely easy to change. It does a very good job for things like highlights, removing stray lines, making whiskers and so on. Charge lasts a long time.It can be difficult to see exactly where it is going to erase, so you need to pay attention. The eraser shape changes as it's used, so you may have to run it on blank paper to reshape it either flat or pointed.I bought one and somehow lost it, so I ordered another. The day after it arrived I found the first in my box of dog equipment where I'd tossed it thinking it was the nail trimmer. Oh well. Being as affordable as it is, I kept the second and now have one set up with the small eraser and one with the larger.There is the one major problem that others have talked about. The raised button is constantly being bumped and spins. It should be level with the body of the eraser. Other than that, I love it.

It works well, and takes some of the strain off of my hand while doing many, many Math exercises with paper and pencil.

Should have bougt three. One for each work station. I love this eraser- you can shape is on sandpaper into a point.

I try not to erase too much when I’m sketching. However, this eraser is what I use when I need to fix my mistakes. It works extremely well, you can recharge it, and it has two size erasers that you can use.

Obsessed with this. I thought it was going to be the silliest money spent, but - as someone who draws a lot and goes THROUGH erasers, I let myself be tempted.This is so much more than an eraser— sure, it can do the heavy lifting of erasing, but it’s also a super helpful way to “draw” in some negative space if I got a little too heavy-handed in some areas. And it’s gentle, so you’d have to really dig into the same area repeatedly to damage paper (while I can do damage easier with overuse of other erasers)The only Con is that sometimes it bumps into something in my pencil case and turns on— it sounds like a questionable item at best.