Cross Tech3+ Lustrous Chrome Multi-Function Pen with Stylus and 0.5mm Lead

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Cross Tech3+ Lustrous Chrome Multi-Function Pen with Stylus and 0.5mm Lead

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Continuous twist technology makes cycling through your options easy.
Stylus, ballpoint in black and red; 0.5mm pencil.
Stylus accessory: A conductive soft silicone rubber that conveys an electrical signal to the touch screen.
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I would not recommend buying this 3 in 1 penYou must rotate the barrel of the pen to select one of the three writing instruments. I have had this pen for a few months and have used it occasionally, but the mechanism that pushes up the ink or pencil cartridge has seized and will no longer rotate so it is now impossible to use. I would not recommend buying this 3 in 1 pen. I wish I had my old Rotring 4 in 1 pen. 1Instant FavoriteThis pen is fantastic! I would not have chosen it for myself, but received it as a gift, then bought a second one for myself. Highlights follow.[This is not a complaint because it wasn't a problem for me, but I would want to know about this particular item I received days ago--the one I'm reviewing on Amazon having purchased one here (as opposed to whatever others of this product I've seen around) came in a version of the standard gift-pen presentation box, but that box was in a matching cardboard sleeve; there was scotch tape all around the box and sleeve lengthwise, which would have been disappointing if I'd had it sent to someone, or even if I'd planned to wrap it as a gift because the sleeve tore when I removed the tape, so the whole "unboxing" was kinda clumsy.]-With a twist, it goes from a black ballpoint to a red one, then again to a pencil.-There's an eraser under the stylus tip. While I do not have much use for a stylus, it's visually pleasing to have that instead of the eraser on display unless you need the eraser.-The mechanism is impressive. (Some reviews I've seen seem to indicate that it's worth making yourself get used to turning it the reverse way only to retract the writing tip into the pen--it's tempting to go backwards to the point you were using before, but some reports of the mechanism failing over time seem connected to people using that reverse twist (for retracting) by accident too often when trying to select a different point/color. I find it intuitive and easy to be cautious of this.)-The inkflow from the refills that fit this pen is as smooth as any Cross I've ever used.-It is possible to advance/retract the pencil lead without pressing on the stylus tip because that whole end of the pen is the thing that you move to click it--just think in terms of using two fingers on the sides of the pen you twisted to select the point rather than a thumb on the stylus covering the eraser.-This pen is remarkably thin for so much function--not as slender as the traditional Cross ballpoints, but by no means fat. It has a nice heft and the satin/matte black finish is easy to grip. (I've not used the other, metallic colors.)Anecdote: I got a version of this pen as a gift; it is my favorite because it was all matte black--this one has a metallic (chrome) clip and tip, but is a little bit less expensive and ships more quickly. After one day of using it at work, I was hooked. I loved how stealth it was, not calling attention to itself with bling, but so much more than a generic, disposable, black pen. After two weeks, a co-worker--who is notorious for never returning pens, but who is also kinda my boss and whom I like a lot--needed a pen and kinda seemed to be secretly coveting mine. Thirty minutes later, he was very sorry, but had taken a call while walking outside and lost it. He has ordered a replacement of the exact item he lost because he understood it was a real gem in the matte black, but the one he got ships from Japan and I got this one to temporarily replace it and serve as a backup going forward.Disclaimer: I have been accumulating fine pens for decades and kinda got over Cross in high school. When I received this pen, I initially thought it was a sweet gift I would not likely use much--I tend to prefer writing with fountain pens and am fortunate to have some very nice ones. If the description and highlights seem like the answer to a need you have, I'd guess you need look no further. ;-) 5Good except for the flimsy stylusThe previous version of this pen included a hard cap which you could install in place of the stylus. The stylus is a really flimsy fat piece of rubber that isn't accurate on a touch screen, and has a coating which wears off quickly, giving a very poor appearance to the pen. It also has a very poor feel when pressing to extend the pencil lead. All around terrible design for the stylus. The hard cap probably costs 25 cents. It's a shame Cross quit including it, because it's a good pen except for the stylus. Much better than typical multi-pens. 3lasts for 4+ years, most useful pen everProud owner of my second Cross Tech 3+ pen!The new Frosty Steel style looks really nice, much shinier than the satin colors. I was expecting a patterned texture on this pen, but it's actually smooth to the touch with a sort of lacquer over the grooves. It feels like glass even though the pen itself is made of steel.I've taken some pictures next to my 4 year old Satin Blue pen. 5Near perfectMuch better build quality than the Pentel Vicuna it replaces. I prefer the metal weight & feel. My Pentel was already starting to crack. It's also slightly thinner. The Cross ballpoint is not as smooth as Pentel's hybrid ink. I may replace the Cross ink with that or the Pilot refils mentioned in other reviews as I run this one one out. It's also very similar to the Skillcraft B3 Aviator, but better. It operates better, has a more reliable pencil. Mostly though it's more balanced & a bit longer than the Skillcraft with makes it more comfortable to write with. Only a few dollars more and well worth it IMO.Only downside -- mine didn't come with the non-stylus tip as was stated (-1 star for that). 4Really handy and sweet writing instrument. Great gift tooI've long liked & used Cross pens. My first was a gift on graduating college decades ago (and it still works great).This one obviates the need for carrying more than one writing instrument.At first I thought, oh, I'll never use the stylus. Which is less true than I thought. When I have dirty/greasy fingers, that comes in handy.The ONLY downside is changing pencil leads. But that's pretty easy to overlook considering the I also get 2 pens in the same insturment. So the pencil lead fuss isn't so bad. 4Nice Multi Pen/Pencil but... Beware of Lifetime WarrantyWell this Pen has been both a blessing and a source of frustration. A blessing in that when it is working as designed it is a fine writing instrument. It was nicely balanced and wrote beautifully. Really like the pen and pencil features since I need both on a regular basis. A frustration because in my estimation the lifetime warranty as interpreted by Cross is not worth much. I now own two of pens in this style. One was given to me about 3 years ago by and provided reliable service during most of that time. That pen came with a more finished looking but decorative cover over the erasure and I actually prefer that look strongly over the current stylus version. Eventually the pencil advancing mechanism failed. Efforts to clear the lead initially would give momentary improvement but over time the advancing mechanism just stopped working entirely. This seem to be a common problem. What I have learned is that there is no way to replace just that part which I would gladly do. Instead my only choice is to return the pen to Cross at my expense and with $10 to cover their handling costs to have it repaired under a lifetime warranty. That seem to take several weeks and I could not seem to have any assurance my own pen would be returned. I wasn't thrilled to be out of my pen for that long. By my calculations this would also cost probably $13 to $15 dollars. A new pen offered immediate resolution, new ink refills and that is what I finally decided to do. I do not expect the new pen to hold up any better than the old unit but for the moment it resolves my pen dilemma. I actually looked for another multi pen unit that could replace my Cross but without success.So when it works it will be great but just do not put much faith in the lifetime warranty. 3Superb penI've had this pen for over 2 years. I bought it after losing another multi-pen, and did a lot of research before purchasing. I really enjoy the pen and use it daily. It looks and works great.The slim form fits easily in my shirt pocket with my phone. The ability to rotate CCW to hide a tip, then CW to retrieve the same tip is genius. Moving further CW rotates between tips. I mostly use the pencil, and this system makes it always available without going through the whole tip rotation every time. Same for sessions dominated by ink-pen use. The pencil eraser is nicely hidden under the screw-top stylus, protecting it well.If I ever lose this pen (perish the thought), I'll jump on here and immediately buy another. It's that good! 5Very cool looking pen, works well, heftyI really like the look and it is a good size to hold for writing sessions that last 30-60 min. It is 4 grams heavier than the blue lacquered model of the Cross Tech3 so it is a hefty pen at 28 grams. I'm OK with that and don't usually write for longer than 60 min at a stretch so the pen seems good for that duration at least. The multifunctions work nicely and I don't use the pencil. You can buy refills of different colors if you don't like the standard red/black combo it comes with. A great looking pen and the 2 inks are very useful. The switching function works well and just don't abuse the pen by cranking the twist mechanism hard. That might damage it. 5A Good Multifunction PenSpecs: Width = 8.9 mm; Length = 136 mm; Weight = 21 gramsWhat I like best about Cross Multipens is the fact that the company has figured out how to completely retract each point without having to the old trick of keeping the pen twisted halfway between any of the points, which is a major complaint with many of the Japanese twist multi-pens. The rubber stylus is somewhat of a weak point: You can point and push with it, but I personally have issues with things like signing a screen with one. Further, I think you have to order a whole new cap if the stylus ever needs to be replaces, but I m not certain. That s why I deducted one star, I would have preferred the old cap version for the Tech 3 pens. 4

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