fx-9750GIII Graphing Calculator | Natural Textbook Display | Python Programming | Ideal for Exams, STEM & Advanced Math | Black

Great calculator for Linear Algebra. I’ve been using it for 5 months nearly everyday for hours on end and its battery is still holding up. It comes with a sleeve and made from light plastic that is durable. For a cheap calculator, it pulls its weight in matrices, polynomials, and even graphing. My only gripe with this calculator is the limited vector calculations that make it less than ideal for any sort of physics academics.

I am an electrical engineering professor. it is a struggle to find an inexpensive calculator to recommend to students that can handle complex matrices! There are other engineering calculators that I like much more than the 9750 (such as the hp-prime (my favorite) or the Casio fx-cg50) but this is the least expensive of the calculators I consider "engineering capable". I didn't mention the TI 84 because it handles complex math very poorly, and requires "Euler entry" of polar numbers. The TI-Nspire can do it all, but has way too many menu levels to get anything done. The 9750 doesn't support CAS mode, and the graphing capabilities are tedious, slow, and poor resolution, but as an engineering calculator I rate it highly because of the complex math and matrix capabilities. I like the larger "graphing" screen for showing larger matrices (not for graphing).

Does what it’s supposed to! It’s pretty lightweight but if functions pretty well, perfect for college pre calculus and other classes requiring a graphing calculator.

Pluses: + python programmability (within reason) + the basics are easy + good function set + display is more plus than minus, so I have it here. Easy to read in bright light, decent size Minuses: - keys are mushy, poor feedback - some of the functions are cryptically located, or what I think should be primary are secondary and vice versa - display is not backlit, so be warned if you work in a dark office or darkish room. Overall it is a good calculator. I am an engineer, and had been using my phone, but hated wasting the battery - my calculator is on all day - so I got this. The python scripting is very cool, making repetitive calculations a breeze. I have to mention the keys, though - they are really terrible. Mushy feeling, no positive “click” when pressed, they wiggle from side to side. Yes, I am spoiled by old HP’s, but still - it is hard to understand why they would go with these keys.

This calculator is excellent, I loved all its programs and what additional you can make programs and enter them. There are some tutorials on YouTube that clearly explain their use from 0

For half the price of The ti-84 plus It can do all things that calculator can do and more. Let’s start with the design, I really like the design of this calculator. It’s minimalistic, simple, not too distracting but still ha some flair. I like the rose pattern on the back it gives it a nice touch that stands out from other calculators. For a graphing calculator, It’s easy enough to use of course like with all graphing calculators there is a learning curve. You really need to familiarize with all of the buttons in order to use the calculator properly. I had to look up a lot of YouTube tutorials to get the feel of how the buttons work. That being said if you do know how to fully use this calculator is very useful. There is a bunch of menus with a lot of features. The notetaking feature is the one I normally use the most. It’s really helpful keeping mathematical equations and formulas for reference later. It really helped me a lot but it comes to test taking. The thing i hate about Texas instruments calculator is when I type in 2xπ, it would just give me 2π without an option to see the decimal answer. This really irritated me as it was something I could’ve easily guessed without a calculator. However with the Casio calculator when I type in the same equation, it gives me a choice to see the decimal answer along side with 2π. In a lot of situations involving pi, this could make or break a problem. I am very glad that Casio allows you to see both answers. It’s very good value for money. Like I said for half the price of the ti-84 plus, the Casio can do exactly the same things that calculator can do and then some. Great value for money. It’s pretty concerning that Texas instruments has been the the standard calculator in schools and colleges and is required in a lot of classes. Not a lot of people can shell out double the price for the calculator. I hope to see casio being used more in American schools as we need more choice and competition as clearly lack there of.

Good quality. The color is very cute, and I used it for pre-algebra, algebra, and advanced maths, and it does have other modes for other grades, so this would work for grades 6-12. It has lots of features that are required for highschool, so it's nice. It also came with another simpler scientific calculator with works with basic maths and elementary levels. It was worth the buy and I'd do it again. I gave the graphing calculator to my oldest in middle school now going to high school and the scientific calculator to my youngest that is in elementary.

This is perfect for college algebra. It can do most things you need. This is my first graphing calculator and for the price I’d say it’s a good deal and value. It feels pretty light to me and sturdy with the cover. The buttons work well and it’s got a good size screen. This is definitely gets the job done! It comes with batteries too! 4 triple A.

Perfeita, é um pouquinho difícil de mexer no começo mas rapidinho você pega as manhas.

very fast delivery. good price.

Funciona bastante bien, es una calculadora con varias opciones.

Good product as described

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