Texas Instruments TI-30XS MultiView Scientific Calculator

I got through mechanical engineering school at a top 20 university with this thing. Literally a 10th the price of every other calculator in the room. Buy it.

I have been using this calculator for years in high school and in college. It has come in handy many times throughout my time learning.

I had to purchase this for a college course and it’s similar to one I used in high school. It’s easy to use and good quality.

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.

As a student studying math and science, having a reliable scientific calculator is essential. I recently purchased the Texas Instruments TI-30XS MultiView Scientific Calculator, and I must say, its the best calculator Ive ever used! The MultiView feature is incredibly helpful. It allows me to view multiple calculations on the screen at once, which saves me time and reduces the risk of making errors. The keypad is also easy to use and the buttons are well-spaced, making it easy to input complex equations quickly. Another great feature of this calculator is the ability to scroll through previous calculations. This has come in handy numerous times when I need to double-check my work or make a correction. The build quality of the TI-30XS MultiView is also impressive. Its durable and feels solid in my hand. I can tell that this calculator is built to last, which is important when youre using it every day. Overall, I highly recommend the Texas Instruments TI-30XS MultiView Scientific Calculator to any student or professional who needs a reliable and efficient calculator. Its worth the investment!

My daughter love it because it help her with her math work.

Needed it for school and is an easy calculator to use. Not too simple to wear I can’t do certain functions but not too complex where I get lost

It’s THE mandatory calculator for the GED, and on the list for other types of exams where you’re not allowed to use a programmable calculator. I hope it works because how else would I verify it can do roots properly? Travel back in time to the era of slide rules?

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.

First of all, I tried different equations to test the order of operation (OOO) and the calculator performed as expected. I even had to think because it was more correct than my brain. There are 2 types of math modes that may affect OOO, one that allows you to write as you see it in a text book and the other where you have to spell everything out like coding. FYI this was a comment that almost made me not buy this awesome calculator and as others have mentioned...the price is great. Buttons feel good, not too small. There are enough of the common functions clearly displayed and not in menus. I too wish there was a slide cover like other calculators but its not a game changer. It does all of the math that I need and I was allowed to use it for a computer based test (Pearson Professional Center). If you are not into hard core math and just need a really good calculator, I recommend this one. I mean really does everyone know how to properly use a graphing calculator in color? I am guessing not! But if you do...you may still need this backup for standardized tests.