Customer Reviews

(6 customer reviews)

  I love this pen even..., October 26, 2011

By zan...

I love this pen even though I mainly use it as a pencil. If you plan on taking a lot of notes with it, i'd suggest using the pencil part of it. It'll save you a lot of money in the long run. If not, i recommend stocking up on a lot of ink. I went through my black ink in just under 2 weeks.

  DO NOT BE FOOLED THIS..., August 20, 2011

By guyt19

DO NOT BE FOOLED THIS PEN IS MUCH MORE BLACK IN PERSON. At first I wanted the silver version of this pen but I read some reviews and was worried that the paint would chip off. I deeply regret that choice because I think the silver one would look SOOO much cooler, but other than that the pen works flawlessly.

  The best multi-pen!!!..., July 28, 2011

By jzm816

The best multi-pen!!! I also have a Cross Tech 3, which is good too, but the Sharbo X is a lot more solid. The only down fall is not having a spot that allows the 3 mechanisms to be safely retracted. Not enough to gripe over though. Great pen/pencil!!!

  It finally arrived to..., March 16, 2011

By hri...

It finally arrived to Norway!
Took 13 days from placement of order to writing on paper. Let me leave no doubt, it was definitely worth the waiting.

I work as an Instrument engineer in an oil and gas engineering company in Norway. Even though we are in the year 2011 and in an fully digital and "paperless" working environment, we somehow still can not manage without print-outs and mark-ups on paper. I ordered the colors blue and read 0.4mm gels and a 0.5 pencil. The blue is used for writing and commenting on technical schematics in general, and the red one for execution; when I discover errors ;-)

Both inks are extremely accurate, and there are no ink blurs! wow! Combined with a great well balanced pen body as the SharboX LT3 is, this is without a doubt the best pen I have ever owned. The pen is all metal, and gives a professional look and feel.

I am recommending this configurations to all of my colleagues!

  When I first unpackaged..., December 15, 2010

By shlorn

When I first unpackaged this pen I was shocked to see how small it was. The pen is well constructed and has a good weight to it. The rotating mechanism works flawlessly and as smooth at is gets. If the price of this multi pen has put you in a position where you don't know if you should buy it, you should buy it. Yes it is expensive—and I don't think it could cost more then a few dollars to make, but this pen is all you need and imagine that it will last me years. Go for it, you will be proud you did.

  I bought the LT3 instead..., September 29, 2010

By ado...

I bought the LT3 instead of the ST3 based on some reviews that it was a bit slimmer and easier to manage. I found this to be spot on, as this pen is incredibly slim. The quality of manufacturing is superb for the LT3. The threading for the barrel is flawless, with no slip at all. As noted in some of the other reviews, I found that the lack of an "empty" option (one where no pen/pencil is extended) rather disturbing. Luckily for me, I don't need a pencil so I didn't include a pencil component and leave that for my empty slot. The matte black finish feels like the perfect match of style and durability. I have been giving this pen heavy use for a month or so and have only good things to say about it. The finish has not worn down at all, and I have yet to wear through my first ink sticks.