AFMAT Pencil Sharpener, Electric Pencil Sharpener for Colored Pencils, Auto Stop, Fast Sharpen in 3s, Large Hole Pencil Sharpener Plug in for 6-12mm No.2/Jumbo Pencils-Blue

This is an excellent pencil sharpener. The customer service for this pencil sharpener is excellent too. If you need to call customer service because of problems, just call or e-mail the AFMAT customer service address that it says on the pencil sharpener box. I recommend the AFMAT pencil sharpener and the AFMAT customer service.

Sharpens to a point in seconds.

Very impressed on how sharp pencils and colored pencils. My 4 year old is meticulous and wants these super sharp all the time. So happy I bought the sharpener with the upwards catcher of the debris

I love the speed of the sharpener as well as the stop feature when the pencil is sharpened. And sharpened it is! I use colored pencils a lot and it works great on those as well.. Worth the money!

Nothing not to like, at least for me! I have spent money on so many sharpeners--at best, some were ok, at worst, my good drawing pencils got chewed up. This is the bomb, though! LOVE it! Only thing I could wish for is if it could run on batteries. But that is no game-changer! I just got it today and sharpened probably 80 or more colored and graphite pencils, I am so happy with this purchase!!!! Thank you!!!!!

No binding and nice sharp point

It is built well and does a fantastic job of sharpening.

BOUGHT FOR MY SISTER WHO COLORS ALL DAY, NOW SHE CAN SHARPEN HER PENCILS FASTER AND BY HERSELF.

This is reliable and sturdy. You will meet a little resistance when inserting a pencil but I just showed this to my children and taught them to gently push through it. The best part about this sharpener is that it stops automatically when sharp, no more watching to make sure kids do not sharpen away 2-3 inches of pencil!

Pros: sleek design, accommodates thicker pencils, quick sharpening, not overly noisy Cons: seems to not sharpen one side of the pencil, eats the pencils up and takes more than it needs to get a sharp point Picture: Unsharpened pencil vs first sharpen