These color pencils were great. I dont like to use other brands bc either bot bold colors or very expensive. These are bold and bright colored. Love the variety that it has, except it does have a few of the same color but overall its great.

When I received mine a bunch of the pencils were broken. Also there is only 60 colors and 40 duplicates. There was nothing on the box or description that said that. When I sharpen them the lead breaks a lot which is frustrating.

I can honestly say I've never received any thing in such poor shape that was supposed to be new! All of the color pencils were all over inside of the shipping box there were two pencils actually missing was supposed to be 100 I counted them three times, there were only 98 of them! They were broken and they were upside down sideways and all over inside the box. The lid of the box on the inside had actually been written on and little drawings were all over it it definitely was not know it was used! it was a mess! I was most disappointed and wanted to return them but figured it be harder to do that then to just fix it! I will think twice about ordering anything like that again from Walmart!

I bought a large package of Crayola pencils for me to use on my adult coloring book. You have to keep them sharp to stay in the lines. My problem is that as I sharpen the pencils they keep breaking. The plum was sharpened one time. Just kept breaking...

Pick up was delayed. My item was out of stock. I was notified when it was delivered to my store. Picked it up, easy with no problems. I love crayola colored pencils. I have used them since I was able to buy my own art supplies. I chose the 100 count pack so I could share

I love the colors that you get with the Crayola brand. I use these all the time in my adult coloring books. The reason for only 3 stars is that they don't always do well when sharped. Big chunks of the wood splinters off and makes it nearly impossible to continue using. I've even started using the other end just to finish up what I was doing and its ALWAYS my favorite colors. This was my 2nd box of the Crayolas. Not sure if I'll buy another one at this point but I figure I will to keep my favorite colors in my repertoire.

I know there is a lot of back & forth about there not being 100 DIFFERENT colors in this box. My box is marked UPC 071662688103 and has 100 different colors shown on the back of the box (as well as IN the box). :) I've bought (and have been gifted) quite a few different brands of colored pencils (10 different at last count), and I really think that Crayola offers the best quality for the price (especially as purchased thru Wal-Mart). I've used more expensive brands, but some of the leads are more brittle, and can break off while sharpening, or shortly after sharpening. (I use a regular hand crank sharpener, like we has in school as kids - but it is a suction-cup table mount. The little plastic hand-held sharpeners are useless to me.)

In the past I have not had very good quality from these colored pencils. It has been years since I bought them so I thought I'd try them again. The problem I used to have with these pencils was they would break very easily, so far I have not had that issue. What I do like about these pencils is the color of the pencil is printed on the barrel of the pencils and the variety of colors is great and sharp and bright too.

My granddaughter and I both like the boxes of colored pencils. She likes to color and draw with the many different colored pencils(100). And I will use my pencils at school with my students, and the paper we all will also use. Nice prices for the quantities.

I've alway's loved to colour, and recently got interested in adult colouring book's. I had a stash of old Laurentian pencil crayon's, so started using them, but was missing so many of the darker colour's. I ventured out to Walmart, and purchased the box of 100 Crayola coloured pencil's they had on sale, for back to school. How disappointing!!! The colour's are all muted..and cannot be blended easily for shading. They all range on a pastel side...no dramatic colour's like Laurentian. Guess I'll have to go back to thin point marker's to achieve the vibrant colour's I'm looking for, not a pastel pallet.