Texas Instruments TI-30XS MultiView Scientific Calculator

It was ok I liked it

Daughter used this for college.

It works perfect!

PLEASE NOTE: This is the exact model and the only model that is used for the official GED Test. If you are preparing to take the Official GED Test, this is the calculator you need to learn on. Every TI Calculator model has keys arranged a bit differently. You need to learn to use this one. TI-30XS MultiView Scientific Calculator When you take the GED test they will have an on screen calculator exactly like this, however using an on screen calculator is very awkward. For part 2 of the math test, they will allow you to use your own calculator but only if it is this exact model. Why they replaced the (CASIO fx-260) with this one, Ill never understand, but they did. If it works, fix it, right? Why they think they need multi-view etc, Ill never understand but the calculator for the GED test is now TI-30XS MultiView Scientific Calculator This is the only calculator you should use to prepare and have with you for the official GED test.

Awesome calculator. One of the few versions of the TI-30 that shows fractions properly. However, this is my second TI-30 XS, the first one I had broke after three years of loyal service, which is incredible for the price in my opinion.

Bad display. Greenish / bluish tint to it. Less contrast. hard to see . I don’t think it is solar . Why make that stripe to make it look like a solar?

I am currently starting to take a lot of CHEM classes in school. There are online scientific calculators and one that is already built into my OS but I have found that having a physical scientific calculator like the Texas Instruments TI-30XS MultiView is been invaluable! It has already paid dividends in getting my homework and classwork done. The price did not break the bank and I very happy I decided to purchase this calculator.

Bought this for my daughter to use, and she loves it! It’s easy to use and easily readable. Works great and her GPA actually went up!

Child needed for 7th Advanced Math and beyond.

I like that when this calculator reduces fractions it puts them in the same form that they were inputted. For example, if you put in 21/6 and hit enter, it puts 7/2, not 3 1/2 like some calculators do. You can then use another button if you need the mixed number instead of the improper fraction.