Texas Instruments TI-1795 SV Standard Function Calculator

LOVE THIS CALCULATOR! I love the shape of it and especially the buttons. They curve like your fingertip. Great buy!

item is good for the price

Great for a guy with big hands. Compact size is unobtrusive and keys are durable.

In the spring of 2000 I went to Peru to help a rural commumity build a school for the local children. Needless to say, they had almost nothing in the way of school supplies. I bought a number of these solar calculators to donate to the new school. I chose the TI1795SV because the large display and large buttons. The children and teachers did not need a complex calculator but more than just plus and minus; so this one fit the bill just right. Also, because this community is poor and has limited access to technology the solar cells of the calculator will keep it up and running even if the battery were to lose power. It was a little bulky to carry 20 of these to Peru but well worth the looks on their faces when I donated them. All-in-all a worthwhile investment!

Extremely happy with my purchase!

We were looking for a calculator that was large enough to actually use our fingers instead of some kind of pointer to hit the keys with. Seems like most were either too small or jumbo size (way too large) This one was just right and at a good price too.

No problems whatsoever. Easy to use. Big display. Nice feel to the buttons. Substantial weight. This is not a cheapo calculator, but rather a well-made office tool, Definitely recommended!

This calculator works much better in low light than any Ive owned before. It sits flat and still on the desk without slipping around. Large buttons are easy to use. All in all, probably the best one Ive owned.

This is the only calculator I have ever seen that forces you to use a comma for thousands and will not allow you to turn that function off. Lets say you want to add a bunch of numbers, none of which is greater than 500. When you enter 123 and 48 cents, this computer shows it as being 12 thousand and 48 dollars. Thus, you must always use a period and put in the cents whenever you use it which slows you down. I just threw it away as there are so many other calculators under $10 (whoops, thats not 10 thousand) that work perfectly.

I really like this calculator and it is easy to use, with rubber on the bottom so it doesnt slip when using it