Product Comparison: Casio FX-115ES Plus vs Casio FX-991EX
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- Used this for my licensing exam. Calculator works great. Powerful calculator for its size.
- I needed this calculator for my math course and it works really well and the size of it fits into my bag nicely.
- The buttons on the keypad are a perfect size so that you will not accidentally select another unintended button.
- It is simple to use and light weight. Color is good. No place to complain. Thumbs Up.
- Uncomfortable sizes sometimes make it difficult to carry around.
- Together with a basic spreadsheet facility in addition to other useful features which have been around for some time and you really have an incredibly useful little machine!
- Awesome little calculator that surpasses many similar models.
- Light and beautiful, this is the calculator that is not ashamed to get out of the backpack.
- The size is ideal so that this calculator is always with you.
- The only minor disappoint is the font size is too small.
- Display is nice and roomy for the price unlike most devices within this price range.
- The way the equations are displayed make it easy to read to ensure the correct information was entered.
- The display is very simple and clean, you can apply complex/long equations easily like how you would write it on paper.
- The display is clear and easy to read, and the keys have a nice feel to them with just the right amount of snappiness.
- It's a scientific calculator. The display is nice and shows equations. There are alot of options for how to display results, decimal vs fraction vs improper fraction vs radians and so on.
- The screen is much higher definition, greatly helping legibility.
- It has an easy-to-read display and I have had no problems with it so far.
- You get a crystal clear, 'natural' display, with answers presented as surds, or multiples of pi, including fractions, where possible.
- I was amazed by their high resolution display to allows the calculator to display full text rather than abbreviations.
- The display is very good and most importantly shows everything in 'textbook' format rather than laid on a single line.
- This is a really good scientific calculator for any college student in Algebra and Pre-Cal. I found it having the same features but easier to use than the TI-36X Pro.
- Like any graphing calculator, the Casio lets you store lists of data, fit regression curves, and see 1- and 2-variable stats.
- It does things that the TI-84 doesn't do, such as finding the inverse regression equation A + B/x for paired (x, y) data.
- Buttons and UI can be a little overwhelming at first glance if you're used to the simplicity of the TI-XX family.
- Buttons are very flimsy and cheap. Seems low quality.
- The internals have also been upgraded, so certain operations (e.g. numerical integration) are MUCH quicker.
- The calculator tells you when you're on solar and when you're draining the battery.
- All in all, an excellent calculator - and the fact that it's dual solar/battery powered is a nice bonus.
- It has to be the fact that display history is cleared when the calculator is switched off and once you've performed a calculation, you can not go back, edit the history and recalculate.
- It's not programmable, isn't a true graphical calculator, can't connect to your PC and can't take additional apps, like an fx-9860GII or uprated fx-9750GII.