Customer Reviews

Graphing Calc with 2 Sided Keypad Lrg 22 CHAR/8 Line Display 64KB

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3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
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Initially this seemed like a real good buy. After using it for a week, I switched back to my older Casio calculator. The biggest problem with this Sharp is that the keys are awful: if you write 123, you press 1, then wait one second, then press 2, then wait 1 second, then press 3. In all, you end up typing in extremely slowly because if you press the keys in quick succession, this calculator simply stops registering your input. If you're an advanced calculator user, you'd want to be able to type fast and without looking at the screen. This will not happen on this calculator. Often, I'd type too fast and not realize I was missing digits or brackets, which gives wrong answers. This extremely frustrating machine will give you a headache fast. It gets 2 stars because otherwise it has the same features as your average graphing calculator.

This calculator is much better than the more popular Texas Instruments or Hewlett Packard.

The reason it is so much better is, when you type in a formula or an equation, it looks and acts exactly like it would look on a paper. What that means is, you don't have to cramp your formula into a tiny little space and use tons of parentheses and so forth.

I used a Sharp graphing calculator throughout college, and I loved every minute of it.

Trust me, Sharp should be the market leader, it is so much better. Get it, and support excellence, rather than just going along with the herd when it comes to calculators.

It was a good product ,a trusted service and fast shipment !

Thanks !

programing section of manual is unclear. lots of program writen for ti, can't find any for the sharp. spend the extra bucks on the "standard" ti