Texas Instruments TI-30XS MultiView Scientific Calculator

I have a TI-84 plus that I love but my math Calculus teacher doesnt allow graphing calculators on tests so I decided to buy this one. I was really impressed with the visual interpretation of roots and exponents. It makes it easy to look at understand immediately. 5^(3X) is shown with the 3x part above the 5 like you would handwrite it. I have used older models of this calculator and some Casios and this is easily worth the $5 extra. Everything about it works, and it works well. MathPrint is ingenious and allows you to visually see mathematical things. Like if you want an exponent on a normal calculator it would show an ^, but with mathprint it actually shows the number as a superscript on the first number. Pros: -Good display -Good visual mathematical interpretation (MathPrint) -Find y values for given xs for a function -Keys have good tactile feel and register every press (as opposed to a lot of other competitors) Cons: -Funky cover, (clip on vs. slide) but not a big issue at all. Easy to get used to. -No integral functions (which is a plus for me since I wouldnt be able to use it on a test if it did have that) Conclusion: This is a great $15 scientific calculator and I highly recommend it.

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.

Great calculator

Just what I was looking for!! My old TI-83 finally died, but I dont need something so sophisticated for daily use, but I REALLY like the multi-line feature. So far Ive only confirmed that it has that feature, just like the TI-80s, which was my primary desire. *Havent tested anything else out* The cover doesnt slide, it snaps on the front and only covers the button; doesnt wrap around the sides like the larger calculators do. I dont know if the solar-powered battery means longer life; my old calculator ran on AAA batteries and lasted 10-14 yrs. Ill update if I find flaws/issues.

Helped me a lot during my fall semester

Easy to use

This calculator was on the list of approved calculators for proctor exams with my university. It is easy to use and works like a champ for what I need it too. So far, not hicups or issues. Since it is made of plastic, I would recommend that you buy a case to keep it in, so that it doesnt break or crack if you drop it. I does come with a hard plastic cover that clips on the back while you use it.

Bought this while taking statistics class...wish Id got ordered it sooner!! Easy to use and numerous functions. It even reduced fractions to the lowest terms for you

I bought this because it is the only calculator that the GED allows you to use for the GED exams. I prefer having the physical calculator as opposed to using the virtual one on the exam. Learning how to use it effectively is very helpful, especially with the math exam. I used it most of the time whenever the my GED study book and test allowed. It cuts down on calculating time, which is important with the time limits.

If you buy this canculater you will definitely need to understand how to use it once you learn how it will be your best tool for math