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The calculator is very handy. Justice for the price. I am amazed by the functions. Particularly, since i am a grad student, its has been very handy to me.The color is also pretty.

I am a college student and had to get something for my statistics class, it has everything needed in it and a lot of functions. Basically all in one that you can find here and great value of money especially for a college student like myself.

If you are looking for a lower cost alternative to the name brand calculators but still want the ability to do advanced equation solving and graphing, this is a good alternative.First off, I have not learned how to use all of the function of this calculator yet. When you turn it on you get a menu of all sorts of different types on math calculations from a scientific calculator to graphing, matrix math, or polynomial equations.If you dive into the settings you can change input methods to polar notation and also set the decimal points of input styles. The options are vast!To make a selection you hit the = key. There are all sorts of shift options above each key as well. It can be a bit overwhelming at first, but most advanced calculators on the market are similar.It takes regular batteries which is nice. The lhard cover protects the calculator so you can throw it in a backpack with no worries. You can slide it onto the back when you are using it so you don’t lose it.The one ding on it is the quality of the screen. It’s legible and I bumped up the darkness so it was less washed out, but in a day where we are used to bright phone screens and kindle displays, this is an old school display that can be harder to see at some angles. It’s fine indoors in a classroom but would be more challenging outside.Good value.

I teach college science classes and am pretty fluent in a variety of calculators after helping so many students with whatever calculator they own. The button layout reminds me of Casio-brand scientific calculators more than TI-brand. It comes with a user manual, which is helpful for accessing some of the more advanced features. But, I was able to explore the settings without the manual. It does have a "format" button for quickly changing a number between an improper fraction to decimal or engineering notation. A bit annoying that scientific notation is not a option under the formatting button. I can select it to show scientific notation from the settings. For the "thousands" separator, it will put a space rather than a comma.I got the "non-programmable" graphing calculator. A lot of standardized tests and college instructors ban programmable calculators. It's good to have a calculator that can do two-line fractions, graphs, matricies, integrals, etc, but isn't fancy enough to get banned.The non-programmable calculator is by far much less expensive than the name-brand graphing calculators, so you can expect it to be lacking some of the more modern features (like color display, rechargeable batteries, etc). However, the older TI graphing calculators from a couple decades ago lack those features also and are still twice the price. This calculator still has some features that those older graphing calculators lacked: multi-line fractions, integrals, summation notation, etc.It does everything I need it to do so I don't really have any complaints.

This calculator is very lightweight, feels like cheap plastic and no rubber feet to keep it moving around. It does come with batteries and a manual which you'll need because I have to refer to it everytime I want to insert a function that you'd assume it automatically insert, not very easy to use in my opinion. The screen is not high resolution as it states it is but I guess overall it does function properly just not what I was expecting. I don't consider this a good value at all.

The keyboard on this calculator feels great to use and responds quickly. The screen is sharp and easy to read, making it perfect for students. It comes with a variety of useful pre-programmed functions, and the fully graphical display makes great use of the screen. Overall, a practical and visually appealing calculator for anyone in need of advanced features.

got this calculator for my nephew who is preparing to take trig. calculus, and statistics in high school. My go to brand while growing up is Texas Instruments & HP but these are just as good. I'm sure you can get the same features via an app on your smart phone but that is not allowed in a classroom or test taking situation. It's been decades since I have to use a scientific calculator for class but this should be more than adequate for advanced math classes at the high school & college levels.