Casio FX-300W Plus

Pros: Lots of built-in functions, Easy-to-use, Data-entry, Solar/battery power

Cons: It can't graph

The Bottom Line: Even if you don?t need all the features, I think the Casio FX-300W is well worth having

Review: The Casio FX-300W has been my calculator since my college days. I had gotten it for my math and science classes and since then, it s traveled with me through a number of jobs.

It s kind of funny, even at the height of my...

Pros: good unit for the money

Cons: a little complicated to learn some of the functions.

Review: I bought this calculator to get me through the College Algebra course I am taking this semester, and through the Applied Calculus course I have next semester. I was downright fearful when I went into the stores and saw calculators that went for $100...

Pros: none

Cons: none

Review: I bought this calculator over a year ago and it's been great. It has a lot of features that I have not even understood yet that are complicated. You really have to read the little book that comes with it to understand all the nice little features...

Pros: Easy usage, great price, many functions

Cons: I did't find noone

Review: I bought a CASIO 911W calculator for my high school study. I like physics and I was very pleased that I've found a calculator which knows many physical constants. If you want, this calculator can show very high or very low numbers not in scientific...

Pros: light wait every thing you need in a calculater

Cons: a little big for stuffing in your pocket

Review: It?s just the little things that matter the most. A calculator is one of the things we take for granted.
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You?re in math class. Suddenly the teacher says, "Take a sheet of paper, pencil, and your calculator! ...

Pros: robust, good display, cheap

Cons: no graphing

Review: Back in the early days of the calculator the basic calculator with the plus, minus, multiply, and divide costs up in the many hundreds of dollars. Things sure have changed. Now you can get more power in this casio than you would ever need unless you...

Pros: small

Cons: pre-cal only

Review: If you're taking pre-calculus and you need a cheap calculator, get this one. My Casio served me through my high school years and on into college.

It's small, easy to use and fits into your pocket. Also, they make these calculators tough...