Pretty good, as far as pencil boxes go...
581928
I don't think anything can really compare to pencil boxes that I remember. Luckily I do still have mine from school when I was a kid...but it's also full. When I realized I needed something to hold onto my colored pencils for my new found love of adult coloring, I took a look around, and this was the only thing that made sense. It's simple and sturdy, and holds all of the colored pencils that I have. It's also quite possibly the best price you're going to find. I've been using it for some time now and it's holding up well to the abuse that it goes through in my house. I would highly recommend this pencil box for anyone in need of one.
3090501
Like some others have said, mine look different from the picture here, and included a card stating the company knew that. No big deal, but weird the company doesn't just change the picture on the listing. They sharpen soft and hard leads just fine, and take up little space, exactly what I wanted.

But they were shipped loose in a small bubble-wrapped envelope that had split open before it reached me; someone at the post office rubber-banded it back together. The casing meant to hold the pencil shavings was broken on 2 of them, but I fixed one with super glue. Even considering that, it was less than five bucks for what is now 6 regular and 1 funny-looking pencil sharpeners, so I'm still okay with the purchase.
3979773
These are great pencils. I use them for school, drawing, and other things. They're of a decent make and they have 0.7mm lead which, for me, means that the lead doesn't snap as easily as 0.5mm does.
4035646
Overall this is a nice pencil, but I find that the "automatic rotation" doesn't really help me much over a traditional pencil. It's neat, and a solid pencil, but not necessarily much better than my other goto choices.
3407724
Good pencils, the .7mm version seems to be better designed and haven't had the same tip breakage issues seen with the .5mm version.

The listing says 4 count, so i thought i was getting 2x two pencil pack, but it seems the 4 count is supposed to include the lead and erasers. I think that's a bit unclear and irritating.
1823843
In terms of wooden pencils, these are good, but not great. I bought them because it's what my daughter's teacher requested. I expected there to be something special about them, like maybe they would be really easy to sharpen without the lead breaking or something like that. So far, I can't figure out what's so amazing about them that the teacher would ask for this specific brand.

If you don't need this specific brand, I don't think they're any better than the store brands... just more expensive.
3860643
You get a lot of pencils for your money, but they are not very sturdy and the lead breaks easily. I prefer the BIC mini-pencils, but they were not available, so I settled for these. Not the best, but they are still are good enough.
158976
A bigger "well" on this would be very useful.  So far I haven't been able to find a mechanical lead holder that'll actually fit this without extending the lead so far that it's prone to snap while spinning the pointer.  Only fitting wood pencils limits the utility of this gadget significantly these days.

A version of this that'd fit a Rockler "Cabinet Maker" pencil would be exactly what I was hoping to get when I bought this.
2220178
Great little boxes. Would be better if there was a slot to write what was inside each box, though. When you stack them up it's hard to remember what's inside each and I don't want to write on the beautiful boxes directly. I used flash cards and shoved them between the lid and the box for a temporary solution until I'm happy with a more permanent approach.
4621090
If you are lookin for a small pencil case, this one is great. Very durable, but does not fit as much as I was hoping for. Also, if you put this inside a binder than it may look bulky, depending on the items you put inside of it. About average poduct, but I would not reccomend this to anyone wih more than 15 average-sized pens.
4141345
pencils are great not a fan of the packaging for long term use. I did end up buying another case just for the pencils.
4005484
The pencils are very nice. Work well however I did have to purchase a seperate pencil organizer as the plastic casing it comes in is a pain in the butt to use to keep the pencils in. You have to open all the plastic containers to get to any of the pencils and it's just so not convenient so if you order these pencils (like I said they are very nice) order a pencil organizer at the same time.
598192
The almost 12"x14" box holds 12 window markers (which are different than Crayola window crayons), a clear plexiglass drawing rectangle with smooth, curved edges, a plastic stand to hold the plexiglass, and a paper with perforated stencil shapes. And, of course, the idea book along with this solid cardboard carrying case.

It's all ok for what it is, but before buying, consider if you need this $20 something big box or just a set of window markers and separate heavy duty (yet thin for thick marker point) stencils. The stencil sheet is flimsy and thin cardboard paper, the box takes up more space than necessary to protect plexiglass and plastic markers.

Unless you have no windows for artwork, consider the cheaper option of just window markers.  If this kit had a clear and obvious focus on geometric shapes for drawing and/or math, I'd reconsider.
4140808
The leads would break 8/10 times when sharpening. Lost a lot of pencil
Update: it appears the original packaging I bought may have been defective. After receiving a new pack and using them, they are much better than the first. Only one broke out of the 6 I sharpened after using, and it only broke once. The last pack had about 8 out of 10 breaking, and they would break over and over as soon as they would get close to being sharp.
So they actually turned out to be very comparable keep to other pencil packs. The pigment is just okay, like others I've tried, to get a true color, a good amount of pressure is required. It's disappointing, but honestly they are all like this, so it's not something I'd expect to be different for this price range.
So overall they're good for people that want to do some coloring.
These are not artist pencils, which, really, you should know already. You're not getting 72 artist pencils for anywhere near this price, maybe for quadruple the price.
3492536
It was exciting to receive the Prismacolor however the case could have been much convenient. My pencils are all over the place and disorganized which bothers me. I don't have a complaint about the way it colors actually its pretty good quality. I just wished it had a better packaging case.
4824454
These boxes are quite good, especially for holding sleeved Commander decks (Magic the Gathering). They're cheap as an add-on item and are decently strong. Only thing to keep in mind is that since there isn't a locking mechanism on the box, it's prone to come undone, however the fit is tight enough that this is rarely an issue.
207592
I like them so far. I am not an artist but I wanted something nice for coloring books and this set seemed a good low-mid priced option that is much nicer than the junk pencils I got at Michaels.

I had one arrive broken in half and two with broken points. Another broke in half when I sharpened it. I believe this is related to the way they are packaged rather than a shipping issue as they rattle around in the box as they are not snug in the slots. The two broken ones I have taped together and haven't had a problem yet. I'd be delicate when sharpening not to apply too much force as I think they may snap more easily than wooden cased pencils.