Texas Instruments TI-30XS MultiView Scientific Calculator

School recommended it and kids love using it

It’s THE mandatory calculator for the GED, and on the list for other types of exams where you’re not allowed to use a programmable calculator. I hope it works because how else would I verify it can do roots properly? Travel back in time to the era of slide rules?

It is the right one I want. Thank you

I wanted a calculator with buttons that provide good tactile feedback, so I dont have to look at the display to know whether or not the numbers entered are the numbers I intended to enter. And I wanted a calculator that would show me not only the last number entered, but also the earlier numbers in the computation. And I wanted a calculator that would make it easy to raise a number to a power. And I wanted a calculator that would run from ambient lighting, so I dont have to replace the batteries so often. This calculator gave me everything I wanted. It is the first inexpensive calculator I have had that has buttons that feel good when I push them. It is easy to accurately enter the numbers you intend to enter. The display allows you to scroll through something like 40 lines worth of prior problems and data entered. To raise a number to a power -- something I do frequently -- only one button needs to be pushed between the number and the exponent; it is not necessary to push a shift key to access this function. Beautiful! I am purchasing another one of these calculators. They are a fantastic bargain, and I want to have one at home and at work. Incidentally, the calculator also comes with a plastic cover that provides excellent protection for the buttons and the display when the calculator is bouncing around inside your briefcase.

It is a good cheap and easy to use calculator

Works great I use it for college

This calculator was easy to learn to use. I needed it for intro to statistics and it is great.

Thank you

Bought this for my grandson & its perfect for him.

Nice product!