Derwent USB Rechargeable Eraser

I have fine motor skill issues in both of my hands caused by m autism without an intellectual. I bought this electric eraser because of the fact that I did not have to press and hold the button will erasing anything written, colored and/or drawn with a pencil and/or colored pencils because the electric erasers where I would have to press and hold the button while erasing would eventually make my hands and/or some of the fingers on my right hand hurt really bad. I no longer have any pain in my hands and fingers while I am using it after pressing the button on.

I do a lot of drawing and this eraser is by far this best I've found. I sharpen it to a point and do fine erasing and use it to draw white hair and whiskers. I know I waste a lot of eraser, but I can't find a pointed eraser made out of the same material, wish I could, I'd buy it in a heartbeat!

Interesting tool to work with--need to experiment a bit to figure out how best to use it. Definitely opens up new options in working with charcoal.

The media could not be loaded. See video for noise level.This is a nice little eraser. It can be used on or off. This one fits in my pencil case *see pic. I tried this on the various pencils I own *see pic.The paper in the pictures is a 110 gsm* see label in pic. I have used this on various coloring books. The only one I had an issue with was Color-It brand books. But those do not take well to erasers period.If you really need to apply heavy pressure just turn it off and use. I place my finger gently against the side of the piece that holds the eraser to give it extra stability.The examples in the photo are a light 1 to 4 layers. I have a very light hand when I color.I chose this one because of it's size. I went with rechargeable since I figured by the time I bought batteries over the course of a year I would come out better off with this option. I definitely recommend rechargeable.This is great for pencil art and adult colorist. If you have a student taking algebra or any course that requires a lot of pencil work and erasing they will love one of these. I wish I had one in my college math course.I charged this over night but it really only needs a few hrs or less. The first charge lasted from 11.1.2021 to 2.14.2022. It wasnt dead but just a little bit sluggish. I charged on a usb port on my computer.

I love this rechargeable eraser! I have weak manual dexterity, and this eraser is a game changer for my colored pencil art. I love the fact that it has an on/off button that you press once and do not have to hold down for it to run. I love the small diameter eraser tips,and I love the fact that this is rechargeable rather than battery operated.

I love this thing it's so easy to use with very minimal pressure.

This eraser holds a charge for a long time. It is easy to put in a new eraser refill. It lifts prismacolor pencils and polychromos as well as chalk pastels.

it doesn’t come with a charging cable like it claims to, at least mine didn’t.I didn’t mind sense it’s the same type of cable my light box uses so not a big deal, but it loses stars for false advertisement and missing item. Would have been 5 stars from me otherwise though!as for the actual eraser it’s really nice an not top heavy like I was concerned about with the shape of it. It’s actually lighter than the older battery operated model which I had for years before it stopped working. We’ll see if this one is just as good in the long term!I do miss how the button worked on the battery operated one vs the rechargeable one though I’m not the biggest fan but it is handy for anyone that wants it to stay on for longer periods and not have to hold the button.