Just Your Simple Texas Standard Calculator
592444
Nothing special about this calculator just a cheap standard version and that was all that was required, so it fit the bill for Math class. Good first step calculator which could help a student familiarize themselves better with with the usage and operation of calculator. Student's are going to need to be ready when those harder High School classes appear.
3174483
I love this calculator. I have one of the fancier ones but have never figured out how to subtract with it. So, I bought this for simplicity sake and it is great; numbers come up clear and are easy to read. I give this five stars...top notch
1655066
Super easy to use. Accurate when compared to calculations.
4128349
A perfect calculator for middle school kids, the Texas Instruments TI-34 is functional, durable, and nice to look at too.
3093356
I paid less than $3 for this, so how can I complain? Awesome calculator if you just need something super basic. It doesn't have any fancy functions, but it seems to work quite well. I did notice that it looks like I'll have to remove the entire back to replace the battery, but I'm not going to use it so frequently that I anticipate this being an inconvenience. It's quite small, which works for me. However, it may not be the best choice if you're  doing a lot of quick calculations since the buttons are not very large.
1027146
Perfect little calculator for school or home use. Quality of this item was as expected.
4023843
Eight bucks gets you a very decent calculator that does all the basics plus statistical calculations. Very nice.
3225582
A very nice little calculator.
Easy to operate and quick to start.
Has been used often.
4595254
This is a great calculator. It's lightweight and about the size of my hand with the fingers spread (I have small hands).Tapping the keys gives feedback (tapping sound and resistance on the keys) so you know you've hit them. Numbers on the keys and on the display are big and clear. display is not back lit, but is very easy to read.
2224953
Simple product, but it "just works" and integrates easily with my prior years' turbotax, as you simply point it to the prior return when it asks, so it pulls in your ss#'s and dependent data and you don't have to re-enter them...
1592728
I've had a old MS-80TV for years and absoutely love it.  The simple layout, large screen, even the feel and 'clack' sound of the buttons.  This MS-80B is almost identical except for the addition of three extra buttons on the top row (off, square root, etc.)  It may sound silly to be so excited about a cheap calculator but this has really become our go-to.  I got tired of my wife 'borrowing' mine and bought several so we could have them in multiple places around the house.  A great little calculator for simple computation!
4545762
These are the exact calculators we use in my Physics class and I decided to get one so I wouldn't have to keep bumming one off of my teacher every time we had homework. I love the display and the simplicity of it, as well as the fairly cheap price. Will definitely consider again in the future.
4328321
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First thing to know is it comes with it's own down load cable and software. So don't and rush out and wast your money and buy one. However that being said do buy the optional keyboard if you plan on doing any programing or editing (which you will)Keyboard link http://www.amazon.com/Texas-Instruments-Keyboard-Graphing-Calculators/dp/B00007K7JE/ref=pd_sim_e_6
One nice thing with the software package and keyboard you can take notes in a lecture class and download the notes to a word processor program to print them out (with a bit of skill you can even hook Dragon program up to it so you don't even need to type.) Just one of the many things this calculator can do. If you can call it a calculator. As far as math go's it will work basic math up to the levels of nuclear physics, the many fields of Engineering and mathematics. This calculator will just about do it all. How ever you will have to learn how to do a lot of it by your self as support as in a user manual from TI is lacking. They is a lot of support sites online, many pre written programs available that are good and do work nicely with good documentation. So not all hope is lost in that area. So don't let that scare you away from buying this calculator. It's a work horse just waiting to get out of the starting gate. I highly recommend it! I use it everyday at work and have written many custom programs that make work easier,and continue to find new ways to use it. I've had it for almost 8 years and just got around to writing this evaluation of it.(and no the first one did not come from amazon and I payed a lot more that what they are want here for one) What made me write this is my first one was dropped 3 floors by a jr. engineer. On to the factory floor, this one is a replacement unit. So yes I do highly recommend this calculator for someone just starting out or someone with advanced math skills.
1822715
Nice calculator at a good price. Supports both Reverse Polish and standard algebraic (i.e., parentheses) entry. A serious calculator for serious users.
2917191
I bought this calculator for an estimating class that I was taking.  We had to regularly look at plans, do dimension takeoffs and add them all up in order to quantify building components.  This calculator excels at quickly adding up feet/inch measurements (including fractions of an inch), as well as converting between cubic feet, cubic yards, etc.  Entering dimensions is as easy as pressing 5 <feet> 6  1 / 16 (to enter 5' 6-1/16").  You can do all the basic functions, multiplication, division, etc.  When you multiply feet by inches, you can get the result in square inches, feet, or yards.

There are additional functions in the calculator that I haven't used very much.  You can take a measurement and convert it to useful quantities, such as board feet, tons of gravel, gallons of paint, etc.  You can even set a standard cost for the item so that you can then calculate a price.  For instance, you can do a takeoff of a wall, find that it's 450 square feet, then convert that to gallons of paint, and then convert that to a price.

The calculator is nice because it's got a flip cover that's hard and will prevent the buttons from being pressed while it's in your backpack or pocket.  The bright yellow plastic is nice because I've already caught myself leaving it behind twice.  It can run on either solar power or the internal battery.  There's a little door in the back of the calculator that opens up so that you can store the manual with it.  The calculator comes with two versions, one in Spanish and one in English.  The manual is easy to follow and provides lots of examples on how to use the fancier functions.

Definitely a great buy.  Even if you're only using this to add up fractions and quickly convert between units, it's well worth it.  It's more convenient and definitely faster than using my TI-89 to do the same thing.  It's also way cheaper too.  One gripe I have is that it doesn't display more digits.  Not a big deal, but when you're multiplying large jobs and calculating costs, it will give you an error if the answer is over 7 digits (ie. it can only go up to 9,999,999).

Make sure to read the manual or keep it with the calculator.  There are a lot of cool features it has, but unless you use them regularly, you'll need to refer to the manual in order to see how to get the functions to work.
2674821
Good price for a solar scientific calculator.  Has all the expected bells and whistles.  The 2-line display is convenient for typing multiple successive calculations and previewing what you typed.
705403
I bought this because my current desktop calculator was a little too big.  This one is a nice size, with a smaller footprint but still very readable numbers.  Works well, as expected.