Casio SL-300VC, Solar Powered Standard Function Calculator, Blue

Great calculator! It has functions many others do not have. It came with a case, too! Casio has been making calculators for many years and this one didn't disappoint.

My wife wants a simple calculator with big buttons & display, solar power, and basic calculations. This checked all the boxes. In addition, I like the Casio brand, low price, easy to see blue-white-yellow color scheme, and handy tax & time calculations.

Sometimes old school wins! Good button feel, right sized, light weight…no complaints here

As listed. Great price. Husband is using daily.

This is a nice, small inexpensive basic calculator for pocket or purse - it has a good looking and decent size LCD display, two way power, a handy tax function, and oddly (to me, at least), it also has a time calculator function (hours/minutes/seconds). The keys are easy to operate and it even comes in a variety of fun colors. Unfortunately, the "case" is kinda janky. It's just a binder-style affair with a strip of double-stick tape that I guess you're supposed to affix to the backside of the calculator, thus obscuring the backside's snappy color. Really? For the cost of that case, they probably could have made a sliding cover, or even a pocket sleeve. Second, the instructions explain the tax and time function, but nothing else. I mean, it's basic enough, but - Amazingly, this is the first calculator (out of tons) I ever owned that had this mysterious "triangle" key that looks like a "play" button. After digging around on the web, I finally learned that this key is a 'last digit entered erase' key, i.e., if you enter a number that has many digits and you enter a wrong digit, you use this key to erase the last digit you entered (it's a backspace key). Conclusion - love the calculator, but the case and instructions could certainly have been better. :)

Great product, work well

purchased to be used in christmas boxes

You really can't go wrong with a Casio - with one minor complaint - the colored inlaid plastic panel covering the screen and solar panel scratches very easily - I always remove the protector film on everything and I wish I had left it on - the panel scratched from cleaning it a bit with my shirt and I wasn't rough or excessively forceful with it. I know Casio knows how to build a tough device with a strong, scratch resistant display - I've got a G-Shock watch that proves this but the calculator just isn't up to that standard unfortunately.