TombowMONO Zero Eraser, Round 2.3mm

As someone who wanted a precision eraser for small graphing errors while notetaking, this little eraser has been a lifesaver since it is really accurate and easy to use, the eraser itself is really durable and it erases everything perfectly without applying to much force.

Perfect for highlighting and pin point erasing needs

Someone recommended this to me and I had never tried one before. I highly recommend it. It is perfect for small spaces, adding highlights and I am sure you will be pleasantly surprised and pleased at how it will help you achieve better results in your projects

Nice little eraser for tidying up highlights in my drawings. Seems durable.

I wanted this to erase back drawings that needed a sharp edge. The only problem is that within one swipe the hard edge is gone and leaves a rounded tip (which is like the round top eraser that Tombow sells). I use this on graphite pencil and charcoal drawings. So for most of the use, unless you are cutting away the eraser with a sharp knife, you are using a round tip not the sharp rectangle edge. I rate it 4 stars = I Like It.UPDATE 9/24/18 after testing other Tombow MONO erasers ---Tombow Mono is my favorite eraser for fine art drawing. After frustrating attempts with multiple kinds of older traditional art erasers in my college Drawing I class, where some erasers were eating away my paper or were too wide and taking away parts of the drawing I wanted to preserve I went searching for an alternative. I found Tombow Mono and read many reviews praising it. My first use was the pen style called MONO ZERO in both round and square tip which are used to take away graphite to “draw” in a subtractive manner as well as for typical erasing of unwanted marks in a drawing.Tombow Mono is made in Japan, and comes in multiple sizes and styles. I have tried seven different Mono erasers at the time of this writing and will discuss all of them here. The white and black color perform the same. The black hides graphite and looks clean. The plastic eraser is firm and holds a sharp edge. All of them do not ruin the paper during the erasing process and lift graphite easily. There are different sizes for different uses, depending on what type of drawing size you do, your need will vary. All of the block style erasers have a paper sleeve which is intended to stay on so the eraser stays clean from your hands and clean while in the art box or pencil case. There are little notches out of the corners of the paper so you can erase with the corner of the eraser. I use a soft brush to brush away the eraser pieces so the drawing is not damaged.JUMBO WHITE: 3.1 inches by 1.5 inches and 0.6 inches high. White. This is the biggest eraser I have seen and would be for large drawings. Too big for most uses in my opinion.MEDIUM BLACK: 2.2 inches by 0.9 inches and 0.4 inches high. This is the closest size to the traditional pink eraser we grew up using in schools. This comes sold as a single eraser or in multi packs.SMALL BLACK: 1.75 inches by 5/8th inch and 7/16th inch high. This is a small chunky eraser. These are sold as a single eraser or in multi packs. If you want something thinner look at MONO SMART.MONO SMART WHITE: This is the thinnest eraser I have ever used. It is 2.64 inches long by 0.67 inches wide and 0.24 inches high. This is an alternative to the MONO ZERO pen style eraser, both get into very small places and the edges stay crisp.MONO DUST CATCH BLACK: This is a block style eraser sized 2.2 inches long and 0.9 inches wide and 0.4 inches high, with a different composition which oddly, the little bits of plastic that are used cling to the eraser. When you lift up the eraser, the bits are stuck onto it then you use your fingers to remove the garbage pieces and throw them away off and away from your artwork. They claim the bits stick to the eraser and they really do, surprisingly it does work!MONO ZERO WHITE refillable pen. I bought both the ROUND and SQUARE tip: This is the smallest finest eraser I have used. It works like a mechanical pencil where you click it to reveal new eraser when the exposed part is used up. You need only buy the pencil part once, you then buy refills of eraser to refill it to save money and for not wasting plastic for our environment. I had bought the round not realizing square existed, the square gets into the tightest spots but obviously as you use the sharpe edges it winds up getting rounded off unless you drag it across spare paper to make the tip totally flat that gives it square edges again.I am elated that these high quality erasers are not expensive and they are so effective in fine art drawing. These are high quality made in Japan. Rating all of them 5 stars = Love It. Your choice of size and style depends on your art style and needs.

This tiny eraser is just what an artist needs to erase areas of highlights in a drawing. I've struggled with kneaded erasers for ages and this little beauty does a much better job, easier, than any other eraser I've found.

This eraser is the best! It's a nice, high quality white plastic eraser, similar to a Staedtler (which is my favorite brand eraser). The shape of the eraser is so perfect - I chose the rectangle. I can erase the tiniest lines with this thing! It's amazing. AND it doesn't crumble or lose its shape when you put pressure on it. I've had other click erasers completely mush out on me (I'm looking at you, Bic), which means all control is lost. Not with this one! Just like with my big erasers, one side wears wide and the other side wears thinner, so I can use that thinner side for razor sharp eraser lines! It's great for either erasing right up to a pencil line, or for picking out highlights or drawing with the eraser itself on graphite. I can get lines about an 1/8th of an inch (maybe 3mm?). I'm ruined forever now, and can never use another click pen eraser! And I'm not mad! All the Tombow products I've tried so far have been great, and this is no exception. It's a serious tool for serious artists.

I wanted something for fine line erasing -- this works great!!!!!! 5-stars