Comments about Staedtler Mars Electric Eraser:

I am a high school teacher and have two of the corded models in my classroom for students to use on their graphic novel projects. I love these things. Maybe Staedtler listened to its customers or read the reviews, because these things have stood up to what can only be refered to as abuse by my teenagers for a year and are still going strong. We finally broke the chuck on one today, but only because someone earned themselves a detention by purposly trying to abuse the thing. I wish that a replacement chuck was easiar to find, but that is my one and only complaint about this product.

Comments about Staedtler Mars Electric Eraser:

The ring that's supposed to hold the eraser is impossible to keep tightened. Also, for the brief time the ring does hold, it doesn't seem to erase the dried watercolor.

Comments about Staedtler Mars Electric Eraser:

This is one of the worst erasers on the market. Staedtler, who usually makes good products should be ashamed of this one. Terrible ergonomics, very uncomfortable to use and the plastic collar is no substitute for a quality metal compression ring. Avoid this one.

Comments about Staedtler Mars Electric Eraser:

This product is junk. The plastic chuck to hold the eraser in does not work. You have to put a rubber band behind the chuck and then it does not hold well but it is usable. Barely. I would not recommend this product to anyone. Spend the extra money and get something that works.

Comments about Staedtler Mars Electric Eraser:

This product, purchased at Blick's NYC store, has both design and material defects. First, the chuck does not securely hold the eraser strip in place, but vibrates loose in seconds. Twisting a rubber band behind the retaining ring is required. (Staedler's representative suggested I was applying too much pressure, but I never had this problem with my Koh-i-noor). Second, the shaft snapped off behind the chuck, rendering this poorly made machine totally useless. I'm demanding a refund.