Editorial Review

Based on the enormously popular (well, in financial circles) BA II Plus Advanced Financial Calculator, the BA II Plus Professional adds functions for Net Future Value (NFV), Modified Internal Rate of Return (MIRR), Modified Duration, Payback, and Discount Payback. Aesthetic touch-ups include a brushed metal exterior, easier to read display, a more comfortable "firm-touch" keypad, and no-slide rubber feet.Read more

Features

• NFV, MIRR, Modified Duration, Payback, and Discount Payback functions
• Easy-to-read 10-digit display, 10-number memory
• Comfortable firm-touch keypad
• Ideal for the Chartered Financial Analyst exam
• Soft carrying case; 1-year warranty

Reviews (38)

Buy this or any other TI or Sharp over the HP 12C
Why does the CFA exam require this calculator?Probably because in order to use the HP 12C properly you need to bring the manual with you.If you don't have the manual with you at all times when using the 12C you can get the wrong answer.Take the example in T. Hope's review, but try calculating using n= a payment with a decimal place, such as 24.5.Then try the same thing on an HP 12C.Oops, you don't get the same answer.That is because the HP12C doesn't allow you to enter payment terms with decimal places in the normal manner, even though it looks like you can.You need the manual to do it correctly.The real problem is that you don't even know when you need the manual.If you enter 24.5 the same way as 24 on the HP 12C, you won't get the right answer.Any TI or Sharp financial calculator however will give you the right answer.What other surprises are in store for those who use the 12C?

Looks really nice.. But Horrible button
I don't know why CFA requires the candidates to use this calculator. It's better than HP 12C only in terms of simple calculation. You have to check everytime after you press the button, in case the system doesn't respond when you press it.

Financial Calculator
It has some very useful addition from the previous model.It has cut the time of doing my homework in half. ... Read more

Editorial Review

If you bought yourself a financial calculator during the 1980s, chances are it was this bad boy. Nothing has changed since its introduction--it still uses Reverse Polish Notation (RPN), is easy and versatile in programming, and has a thin, sturdy casing. Certainly, there's been newer, fancier calculators introduced since, but there's something to be said for the quality of classics.Read more

Features

• Over 120 built-in business functions
• Statistics and finance features
• Register based cash-flow analysis
• Long battery life
• 10-character LCD

Reviews (102)

Rev HP 12C
HP 12C is an excellent product. Robust, very easy to handle, comes with a nice leather case. There is a higher version of same product but only HP 12C and TI BA II plus are allowed in CFA.
Calculating making money
Money! Let's face it, that is what we all want and we all strive for. We go to school to learn a profession to get a job and make money.
12c and 15c - Best calculators ever
I'm really a 15c user, absolutely saddened to find out that it is no longer produced. All the good things that are said about these wonderful machines are true.
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Subjects:  1. Calculators - Financial    2. Hewlett-Packard    3. HP, HP 12C, HP12, HP 12 C, Calc,   

Editorial Review

We're definitely taking this along with us the next time we shop for a house. Though it takes a little effort to master the collection of financial worksheets available on the Texas Instruments BA II Plus, you'll be glad you invested the time and money in this fine financial calculator.Read more

Features

• Easy to use
• Performs advanced cash-flow analysis
• Advanced statistics capability
• Ideal for business professionals and students
• Slide case included

Reviews (60)

Easy to use, inexpensive calculator
It does take a full cover removal to replace the batteries, but when calculating NPV of my network of metalworking sites at [...], it saved me a lot of time. It's not as "pretty" as the standard finance HP calculator that's been around for ages, but at under $20 from your local WalMart, it's a steal! BTW, the cover is difficult to remove at times and the LCD screen is a bit underpowered (a LED version would have been nicer), but it's still a bargain.

BE CAREFUL
Be careful when buying this calculator.
Helping me pass my finance class...
This calculator is easy to understand and very helpful. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Texas Instruments    2. BA 2 Plus   

Editorial Review

If you need to keep up with your fast-paced business courses while working and planning for your career, invest in the HP 10BII business calculator. Featuring over 100 built-in functions for business, finance, mathematics, and statistics, the 10BII is an ideal calculator for business students who want to get ahead. Easily calculate loan payments, interest rates, amortization, discounted cash-flow analyses, TVM (loans, savings, and leasing), and more. Statistical analysis is cumulative, and you can figure standard deviation, mean, and weighted mean in addition to forecasts and the correlation coefficient. Cash-flow analysis is register based and has 15 functions.Read more

Features

• Over 100 built-in functions
• Algebraic data entry
• Intuitive keyboard layout with easy-to-read labels
• Adjustable contrast display
• 1-year warranty

Reviews (56)

Good functions, bad display
I bought this calculator a few years ago for a finance class, and it was easy to use and performed well. I am now taking some other classes that require present value calculations, so I dusted off the calculator. It worked for about a week before the display started malfunctioning. I bought new batteries as other people did, but that is not the problem. I also reset it in the various ways described in the manual, but the display was still malfunctioning. It is very disappointing since the calculator was not actually used that much.

PLEASE DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY...
I have owned this calculator for 3 months and the dispay is no longer working properly.Parts of the numbers have "burned out" so only parts of the numbers show now.At first I thought it was the batteries.SO I bought replacements and that was NOT the problem.It is now completely useless.At $30, this calc is 10x's more than what a basic calc costs, so that is no excuse for such a poor quality product.PLEASE read the reviews - they all say the SAME thing.I was a fool for buying this.I hope this will help you.

Not Reliable, but highly useful.
Recently the screen on my HP 10bII Financial Calculator stopped working.At first I thought I simply needed new batteries, unfortuntally this was not the case.I owned it for just over two years before it broke down on me.So what did I do?I purchased another one.While I am disappointed with the reliability, I find it to be a highly convienent useful calculator.
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Subjects:  1. HP,   

Editorial Review

The HP 12C Platinum Anniversary Edition is a fast and powerful calculator designed for educators, businessmen, or anyone who needs a reliable tool to handle mathematical and/or financial calculations. With a 400 step memory capacity, the 12C can handle even the most complex computations. For 25 years, the 12C has proven its reputation as the ultimate pocket-size calculator for financial use. The 25th Anniversary Edition of the HP 12C Platinum is a faster, enhanced version of the industry-leading 12C, and is designed for the financial professional who demands more options. Its long battery life and small size make it easy to take with you anywhere, and its elegant black and silver design, engravable metal plate on the back, and leather pouch give it a modern, stylish appearance.Read more

Features

• Over 120 built-in functions for business, finance, mathematics and statistics including date calculations.
• Efficient data entry using RPN.
• Small size makes it easy to take anywhere.
• Long battery life.

Reviews (6)

The Gold, uh, Silver Standard in Financial Calculators
No, the quality heft and feel of the original (1981) 12C calculators made in Oregon, USA, is not quite there in the latest "Made in China" incarnation. But just about everything else is better than the original, including speed of program execution (3-5X faster), number of programmable steps (now 400), and additional support for Algebraic input mode on top of the default RPN. Now it even has an Undo function, albeit one of fairly limited usefulness, in addition to the fairly useful backspace function. This thing is still the "gold" standard in its category, with a silvery finish or otherwise.

Some kinda cheap look
I needed a financial calculator and I had received a lot of good feedback from 12c owners. This added to my experience with two HP calculators one 15c and one 48G, told me I couldn't go wrong with this special edition.
An EXCELLENT Choice for a Financial Calculator or 12C Upgrade!
This will sound crazy to everyone except those like me, but I have become an HP 12C FANATIC because of this calculator. I have gone through the entire manual (with the exception of programming) and thoroughly enjoyed learning all of this calculator's features.
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Editorial Review

Designed with real-estate, business, and finance professionals in mind, the HP 17bII+ financial calculator provides RPN or algebraic data-entry modes and over 250 easy-to-use functions. Its two-line, 22-character display is easy to read, offering convenient menus and prompts, plus clock and calendar. Read more

Features

• 2-line by 22-character LCD
• Over 250 built-in functions
• List-based cash flow analysis
• Alpha and numeric keyboard
• HP Solve customizing method

Reviews (52)

17BII+ problem
My biggest issue with the 17BII+ is the one that apparently plagues other users as well.My first and sometimes second keystroke doesn't always register.It happens randomly and is a major problem for me. I've gone through four of these calculators and three of the four had the same problem. I kept returning them until I got one that works.
Mediocre Upgrade
I bought the HP 17BII+ to replace and to upgrade my HP 19bII folding calculator. And for the money I spent (about the same, 12 years later), I'm a little disappointed. Going down from 4 lines of display, to 2 lines of display, the buttons feeling cheaper and the removal of unit conversion for measurements. But on the plus side, everything else seems to be the same and the battery cover doesn't look like it is going to fly off.

Very good calculator
After my HP 17bII was knocked off a counter and killed the screen I looked to replace it.I soon found the 17bII+ and ordered from Amazon.After reading some of the reviews I was a little concerned but mine works just fine.It does not convey the same feel of quality as earlier HPs. It just seems lighter and less solid. The keys have good feel but don't match the feel of the many earlier HPs I have owned.However, it gets the job done, and may last as long as the earlier models, but if you are looking for the HP "feel" you may be disappointed.The case however is a great improvement over the 17bII. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Calculators - Financial    2. Hewlett-Packard   

Features

• Versatile buyer pre-qualifying for conventional and FHA/VA loans to show homes within price range
• Complete PITI payment solutions to demonstrate interest only and other "What If" scenarios
• Amortization with remaining balances
• Calculate combo loans (80:10:10 and 80:15:05), bi-weekly loans, ARMs provide flexible payment options
• Easy rent vs. buy comparisons and estimated tax savings show benefits of ownership

Reviews (3)

The HP calulator is a dinosaur - this is mortgage qualifying!
There's not too much to say about this calulator - it does the job well.However, There's really only 4 buttons you use consistantly - Loan Amt/Pmt/Term/Interest.And they do make a calculator that just has those four buttons (plus calculator keys).
Real Estate Calculator
This is a very useful and needed product for everyone involved in real estate or that is a REALTOR�.

MY MISTAKE
I wanted "Calculated Industries 3415-KITRE Qualifier Plus IIIx Real Estate Success Kit" but received only the calculator and am still not sure of the right one to reorder. I found at least one but it had something about "Mortgages" and I'm not into Mortgages just Real Estate. I know from Calculated Industries WEB site they do have the Kit available and I thought I could surely get it from AMAZON. Maybe not! Hope so! Thanks Joe ... Read more

Features

• Calculate a wide variety of real estate finance problems for boosting buyer confidence
• Complete taxes and insurance for true PITI payments
• Automatic sales price and down payment calculations for smarter home shopping
• Easily calculate amortization and balloon payments for a precise forecast
• Bi-weekly vs. monthly loan comparisons for clear-cut loan options

Reviews (8)

Very Good
Great product if you are in the mortgage or real estate industry 100% recomended

newer is better
I owned and used daily an old R.E. Master II for ten years, it finally gave out. This new R.E. III is much faster with more functions.

Easy to use
Extremely easy to use calculator for figuring out loans.Intuitive calculations. No need to be a computer wiz with this one or memorize long sequences of commands ... Read more

Features

• Versatile Buyer Pre-Qualifying for Conventional and FHA/VA Loans to Show Homes Within an Affordable Price Range
• Perfect for Investors and Commercial Lenders Provides Commercial Investment Solutions for Clients Without Complicated Formulas
• Complete Payment Solutions, Including PITI and Interest-Only to Demonstrate "What If" Solutions
• Calculate Combo Loans (80:10:10 and 80:15:05), Bi-Weekly Loans, ARMs provide Client withFlexible Payment Options
• Easy Rent vs. Buy Comparisons and Estimated Tax Savings Show Benefits of Homeownership

Reviews (1)

Calculated Industries 3430-KITRE Qualifier Plus IIIFX Real Estate Success Kit
this is a great kit for new and experienced agents. user friendly easy to use. ... Read more

Editorial Review

For math and science students at all levels and for any home or office needing to make algebraic computations from time to time, Casio has created the FX-260 solar scientific calculator. An indispensable tool for students from high school onward, in lab classes, and for exams, the FX-260 features a two-line display, complex number calculations, and an algebraic mode, which displays the example precisely as written. Always powered up, it's useful as a household/office calculator for calculating finances, converting cooking measurements, and anything else you can think of when you wish you had a calculator at hand.Read more

Features

• 144 built-in mathematic functions
• Fraction functions
• Accurate 10-digit, 10-plus-2 display
• Backspace key to fix entry mistakes
• Single variable statistical calculations

Reviews (10)

Excellent buy
This buy was an excellent choice.It does all the basic functions, plus helpful smarty-pants extras too.And can you believe the price?And no batteries!No problem!It's pretty easy to use--just look up the higher-ed. functions you need from the instruction booklet.It's also light, seems very durable (I've been using mine for near 3 months now), and it's just like my old battery operated one.Best of all, it's cheap :)

Great value for money
Earlier I possesed a Texas Instruments TI30XA Scientific Calculator but had to buy a new calculator since I lost my previous one. So I decided to try some other make and bought Casio FX-260. This calculator is much more user-friendly than Texas Instruments and is much cheaper too! I use this calculator for solving Calculus 2, Mechanics and General Chemistry related problems. They work great and sometimes I feel it was good that I lost my previous calculator.

This really helps in Algrebra 1 - 2
I love this little piece of machinery! It's cheap, durable, holds large buttons, and can even calculate fractions! How common is that?! Unfortunately I'm the only one in my 9th Grade Algebra 1 class that has one. The only 2 things that bother me about it are: Dust/dirt gets stuck on the rubbery like buttons very easy and makes them look hairy and feel putrid. And the look of it, It looks so retro it could of been made in the late 70's. Well anyways this is good for the SAT's and is even Solar powered, what a plus! Casio all the way! Texas Instruments can kiss Casio's butt! ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Sharp EL733A is designed to handle the needs of real estate, business, and financial professionals while offering an approachable tool for home users hoping to muddle painlessly through their monthly bill paying. Its two-line 10-character LCD includes one line of equations and one of numbers--to help keep you organized, it can show the problem and the solution at the same time. Read more

Features

• Large 10-digit, 7.0 mm LCD
• Time-value-of-money calculations
• Amortization calculations
• Interest rate conversions
• Long-life batteries

Reviews (3)

Great for T- Ball
I use this to calculate how far my son hits the ball off the T relative to the other kids; in Little League. Parents think I am wierd, so I sit away from the stands, near the food shack.I will probably keep doing this for many years.

Great Financial Calculator
I had one when I took a Finance course five years ago, but I lost it recently.One of the best financial calculators I have ever used (IMO, better than the other brands).Highly recommended!In fact, I am planning to buy a replacement.

Had to use for finance.
I had to buy this calculator for a finance class. I did not like it. The buttons are small and stick at times. But most students are stuck in a hard place since it isrequired for business classes. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Calculators - Scientific   

Editorial Review

Ideal for students at every level, from junior high school algebra to college calculus, the Texas Instruments TI36 packs a lot of punch in a small, inexpensive unit. This solar-powered calculator combines features for statistical analysis, Boolean logic operations, and unit conversions in one sleek package.Read more

Features

• Numerator/denominator fraction format
• Performs trigonometric functions
• Polar/rectangular conversion
• One-variable statistics
• Slide case included

Reviews (25)

GREAT calculator especially for those in elementary, middle, high school
Ok I'm a high school student and got this calculator last year for honors chem, my other scientific calculator (TI-30X) just wasn't sufficient.But this one is great!If you're in chemistry, it has easy-to-use conversions (from pounds-kilos, gallons-liters etc.), and for chem and other sciences like bio, and physics it has constants such as Avogadro's number and Planck's constant, which make solving problems easier.Plus, for math, it's the easiest scientific caluclator I have encountered, and has many features.The only drawbacks I can see are that it does not have a two-line display and you cannot go back and see previous operations and the snap-on cover is a bit awkward at first.However, the screen is easy to get used to, and once you do, the calculator is perfect.For students, this has all the features which you need up through Alg 2 and trig (and probably further) and is simple to use.Plus, you can use it on the PSAT, SAT, SAT II's, ACT, AP exams!Though other users may be right that you can find cheaper calculators with more features from brands other than TI, I would say that for those in elementary, middle, or high school, its easiest to stick with TI, that's what everyone else, including the teacher uses, and that's what the teachers in my classes have always taught us how to use new features using TI.By far I would say its the best scientific calculator with the most useful features that I have encountered, and your best bet if you are still a student.

Expensive. Too expensive, really.
The TI-36X isn't fancy, but it works. It's very similar to the simple calculators I used in high school during the 1980s (Sharp EL-506S). Alas, it has some significant design flaws; I can't honestly recommend it as you can find much better calculators for less money.
Best budget scientific calculator
I recently bought this to replace my 12-year old TI-35X scientific calculator.This model has the same 40-button layout and performs every function that I need.The buttons are clearly labeled and do not stick unlike some other inexpensive calculators.The `2nd' and `3rd' functions are easily distinguishable from the other keys.Unfortunately, the flimsy case awkwardly snaps onto the unit unlike the bulkier TI-35X sliding hard case. Amazon shows a hard case above, so perhaps I have a slightly different version of the TI-36X.Most people don't need an elaborate graphing calculator so consider this budget unit instead of spending significantly more for a fancier model. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Calculators - Scientific    2. Texas Instrument   

Editorial Review

For math and science students at all levels, and for any home or office that needs algebraic computations from time to time, Casio has created the FX-115W Plus two-line display scientific calculator. An indispensable tool for students from high school onward, in lab classes, and for exams, the FX-115W Plus features a two-line display, complex number calculations, and an algebraic mode that displays the example precisely as written. It's useful in the household or office for calculating finances, converting cooking measurements, and anything else you think of when you wish you had a calculator at hand.Read more

Features

• Large 2-line display
• Visually perfect algebraic method displays example as written
• Complex number calculation
• 279 built-in mathematic functions
• Fraction fun

Reviews (21)

yes, but . . .
Nice calculator, but the loss of all formulas or expressions on shutdown is indeed crippling. You go to the bathroom, and that 44-character formula you were working with is gone.
Casio Fx-115ms plus
great calculator, integrates, derives, solves, only problem is figuring out how to do this.But best calculator for the Fundamentals of Engineering Test.

Great Calculator
It's great for chem, and math.Great two line scroll display.Functions are easy to read. ... Read more

Features

• Full dot, 4-line display
• Cost/sell/margin, investment appraisal, amortization
• Converts between percentage interest rate and effective interest rate
• Simple and compound interest calculations, depreciation
• Slide-on hard case; solar power with battery back-up

Reviews (7)

so so
I have a degree on banking and finance, a master degree in finance. I used to do all my calculations with my trusty HP 19BII (similar to actual 17BII). But it don't work anymore, so i had to look for a replecement and bought the casio fc-200v. For interest calculations and cash flow analisis it is ok. But if you want (and you will do) make basic aritmetic (+ / -) there is no 1000's separator!!!!!!! yeah in a financial calculator!!!! In finance and accounting you do a lot of this kind of operations. The solve funtion on the HP where you can create your own menu with any formula is something that put that brand on the first place. If you dont mind the lack of 1000's separator and do only basic interest and CFA this is the one for you. I you pretent to do more complex calculations go for the HP 17BII+. In my country there is no Texas Instruments, so i cant tell anything about it.

Casio vs TI Professional
I study Finance and Mathematics.
Not Reliable
I bought FC200V in lieu of HP17BII+ due to the price and reviews written about FC200V on its reliability. Unfortunately, calculation on amortisation is incorrect. In my case, the amortisation involves few series with different frequencies. Another upsetting result is in calculating TVM for an ordinary housing loan financing, FC200V could not produce BLC. PRIN and INT are not of any problem.
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Features

• Work in and convert between any building-math dimension; Built-in Right-Angle function
• Complete trigonometric function & D:M:S conversions
• Roof, Rafter and Framing Solutions; Complete Stair Layouts
• Calculates Weight per Volume, Footing Volume, Blocks, Roof Area
• Circular Calculations: Circumference, Arcs, Segments and More

Reviews (3)

Poweful tool for the scene shop
Building scenery for the theater we are always under a time & acuracy crunch. The Construction master pro DT helps us to handle both foot and Inch manipulations and construction detailing. The rise & run & diagonal calculations are a timesaver when we are dealing with raked platforming or out of true flats. The compound miter key has already saved me hours of fussing on oddball scenic units. The ability to store risers heights in the stair calculations allows us to easily determine stair details by using our stock, but not building code compliant stairs. The calculators flexibility is one of its greatest assetts and one of its great drawbacksas well. I wish that there was a help system in the unit remind the user of how to use some of the more arcane controls. The included instruction book is great, but abook is not the fastest way when you need to use a function now that you last used months ago.

Construction Master Pro Desk Top
This Calculator was a Replacement for my son-in-law.It was a Request.He is a Contractor, and has been using the Construction Master Pro for years.It works Great for Him and is his Calculator of Choice.

Lost without it
This is the latest incarnation of a tool I've been using for a few years now.The more I use it, the more dependent I become.Provides quick, accurate answers to almost all shop problems & equations.The memory function is a little confusing at first, but practice makes perfect.Excellent tool, well worth the money.There's a pocket sized version available also, called the "Ultra Measure Master", also very handy. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The simple truth is that some of us were built were math, and some of us weren’t. If calculating how many gallons of paint you’ll need makes you want to hire the job out, this little calculator will change your mind. All you have to do is measure and tell it what you want to know. It’s programmed to figure out quantity needed for all kinds of materials: bricks and blocks, wallboard, gravel, lumber, paint, roof shingles, studs, tile and wallpaper. You tell it specifically what grout width you want, or how far apart your fence posts will be, and it work everything out. It even works in reverse, figuring out mind-sputtering things like, how much wall will 7 gallons of this paint cover? It handles fractions to the 1/64th inch without faltering, and It’s slim, light, and less than 3-by-5-inches, so it fits neatly in your pocket. It’s powered by long-life lithium batteries, and the auto-shutoff feature gives you even more battery life. And of course, it works like a regular calculator, too, so you can add up how much you saved by not hiring out that paint job.Read more

Features

• Quickly and accurately estimate material requirements
• Work in and convert between all standard dimensional formats
• Solve square-up diagonals using square-root for truer construction
• Defines and stores values for building materials
• Easily calculate material costs and allowances using cost key (?) and % functions

Reviews (6)

Calculated Industries 8525 ProjectCalc Plus
The calculator is easy to use and has a multitude of applications.The availability of the many features has enabled me to maximize the accuracy and efficiency of my projects. I do a great deal of financial and scientific research with which the calculator is invaluable.I appreciate the solidity of the product and speed with which it was shipped.

Use it Constantly
I bought this calculator last year for my husband for Father's Day.Needless to say, it is hardly out of arm's reach for him--he is constantly using it for all of his different projects.
Indispensable
I am an avid do-it-yourselfer and do a variety of projects around the house. I found this little gem in the local hardware store and had a great time playing with it, so I bought it. I, of course, had no intention of trusting it implicitly but that soon changed. I have owned this thing for 2.5 years now and have used it on several large projects. Now I rely upon it for all sorts of things. It makes it so easy to estimate exactly what I am going to need, with confidence, even when I am not entirely sure what it is that I am doing.
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Editorial Review

Students and financial and science professionals, warm up your fingers. The HP 49G+ Graphing Calculator provides basic RPN, algebraic, and textbook entry through its redefinable alphanumeric keyboard. It boasts more than 2,300 built-in functions, with 1.13 MB of user memory. An easy-to-read display accommodates up to nine lines, 33 characters wide, giving you ample room for graphing.Read more

Features

• 131-by-80-pixel display, up to 9 lines by 33 characters
• RPN, algebraic, and textbook entry system logic
• 1.13 MB memory; over 2300 built-in functions
• Advanced statistical, mathematical, scientific, graphing, and programming features
• Carrying pouch, batteries, and USB cable included

Reviews (77)

This is a pile of junk.
A $150 calculator that I am going to trash.I had the same problem with the keyboard (terrible response); I struggled with it for about a year and then called HP.My warranty was out, so Hp suggested I install an update, which I did.Now the keys are firing off 3 or 4 digits with one press of the button.This is ridiculous.

I don't know what has happened to HP
I got this calculator about a year ago. There was some locking up problems and sometimes it would not turn on. I updated all the ROMs like HP instructed. Finally, I got a replacement from HP. But it turns out it was some old refurbished one that the enter key smashed in after I used it for 10 minutes. I had to pay to send this one back and now, they sent me another old used replacement. Most of the gold paint has flaked off the front of this one and also around the side trim. It started missing keystrokes with the latest ROM, so I had to go find an old ROM from last year on the Internet. The keyboard is piss poor and makes a "thunk" noise, annoying when I am taking a test and to the people around me. Also, the right shift key started feeling loose today.
La mejor
Compre esta calculadora luego de anios de uso de la 49g laz verdad el cambio es genial, esta es mucho mas rapida y poderosa. Muy recomendable. ... Read more

Editorial Review

With the HP 17BII financial calculator, you can perform more than 250 business and statistical functions from wherever you happen to be. You can calculate loan payments, amortization, interest rates and conversion, internal rate of return, net present value, bond price and yield, depreciation, and percentages, to name only a few.Read more

Features

• Over 250 built-in functions
• Algebraic notation
• Reverse Polish notation
• Business/finance features
• 2-line, 22-character LCD

Reviews (37)

HP18'sAlgebra mode: No precedence for multiplication/division over Addition/Substraction
I bought this calculator on the basis of good review here.
I wish HP would re-issue this calculator
After the classic HP12C, this is the best financial calculator they ever made. My old one hasn't worn out, but I bought a NIB replacement at auction for when it does. This has all the functionality of the more cumbersom 19B, but in a better designed handheld size. I love my 12C, but this is the calculator I wish I had in grad school. The keys are fantastic, the menus are logical and fluid, the case is super rugged, and it is just all around excellent. I'm a messy klutz and have dropped mine and sat on it dozens of times and it still works like a the day I turned it on. I wish HP would re-issue it.

Love it, but no Trigonometric Functions
Super durable and reliable: I've had this calculator since 1992, I used it for my BA and my MSc.It has outlasted 4 laptops.
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Subjects:  1. Calculators - Financial    2. Hewlett-Packard   

Editorial Review

For math and science students at all levels and for any home or office needing to compute algebraic equations from time to time, the Casio FX-300w Plus calculator is an indispensable tool. From high school onward, in lab classes and for exams, the FX-300w features a two-line display and supports complex number calculations, algebra, calculus, and 18 levels of parentheses. Always powered up, it's just as useful in a household or office for all your calculating needs, from finances to converting cooking measurements, and for anything else you can think of when you wish you had a calculator at hand.Read more

Features

• Large 2-line display
• 229 built-in mathematical functions
• Enter fractions, add, subtract, multiply, divide, raise
• Auto replay function
• 18 levels of parentheses

Reviews (7)

This calculator is replaced by the fx-300ES... DO NOT BUY fx-300MS
I was surprised to find that Amazon directed me to to the fx-300MS page when I searched for fx-300ES.They are not the same calculator.
it works for me
the class all got ti 30 but i had this from long ago and i find i can do everything just as good as them and i can do it faster but i think that is 'cause i use it longer. a little tricky to figure the function protocols but do-able. i do the regular maths stuff: exponentiation, conversions rect <=> pol, and rest of it

nice calculator
hello to all,
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Features

• Versatile Buyer Pre-Qualifying for Conventional and FHA/VA Loans to Show Homes Within an Affordable Price Range
• Cash Flow, IRR, NVP and NFV; Perfect for Investors and Commercial Lenders Provides Commercial Investment Solutions for Clients Without Complicated Formulas
• Complete Payment Solutions, Including PITI and Interest-Only to Demonstrate "What If" Solutions
• Calculate Combo Loans (80:10:10 and 80:15:05), Bi-Weekly Loans, ARMs provide Client withFlexible Payment Options
• Easy Rent vs. Buy Comparisons and Estimated Tax Savings Show Benefits of Homeownership

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Calculated Industries 3430-KITRE Qualifier Plus IIIFX Real Estate Success Kit
this is a great kit for new and experienced agents. user friendly easy to use. ... Read more