Casio FX-9750GIII Graphing Calculator for High School and College

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I have always used Texas Instruments calculators, however this was recommended by school faculty as a solid option. I've found it easy enough to use and more than adequate for my precalculus course. And even though it's different brand, some of my skills transfer from using my TI 84 plus.

I am a math nerd who decided to buy this and compared to other graphic calculators, this one is a million times cheaper and equally as good as TI calculators.

When I was told that I needed a graphing calculator I assumed I would need to pay a high price and wait a long time for delivery, yet through the app I was able to save money on the purchase as well as received the item faster than expected.

Great calculator for a great price! I updated the firmware and was able to start importing my Python scripts right away. It does require a micro USB cord as it doesn't come with one. Overall, the buttons are nice and the screen is clear, though it requires ambient light to be seen clearly (no issue at work or in class). I love the Python compatibility, that's what sold me!

I use calculators everyday. I teach both science and math and this is the perfect calculator. It is a combination of a scientific calculator as well as a graphing. This calculator is much better value than its main competition. To be honest, I have both. This calculator is the perfect choice for any student. It will calculate significant figures for you, has many different functions, and of course the graphing functions that are so important in many math classes.

Had been looking forward to reviewing this fx-9750GIII particularly when I saw that it had python built in. I'm a CPA working in financial systems and enjoy programming so have been able to evaluate many features of this calculator. I've been using the calculator daily for graphing, programming in python, Casio Basic, finance functions, and messing around with so many of the other features to even just sketching up images. Casio fx-6300G got me through college and have been using it for the since the 90's for graphing and statistics, particularly enjoying being able to write programs on the calculator which helped customize the calculator for whatever class I was taking while helping to reinforce the concepts. Considering that the 6300g has been with me for probably 25+ years, Casio builds some reliable calculators. This new Casio fx-9750GIII takes it to a new level with its python integration while also supporting its own programming language which still uses much of the same syntax as my old calculator, making it easy to translate and transition from an older model. It also allows you to save and load programs and transfer them using USB... easy loading your own or programs from the web and no more losing your programs when the batteries go! Its graphing capability is nice with a very clear LCD display which is crisp and easy on the eyes. This calculator would be perfect for a student, professional, or just some programming fun and games. While I'll always have an affinity for my original Casio fx, this new version has gotten so much better and well worth the value.

It is a cheaper version of the Casio FX-CG50. Very capable and useful. I recommend it over any TI version. However, it is white-black, so if you just have the extra money, buy the FX-CG50.

I was very happy on how it came and that was great because my son needed this for homework

Not suitable for my needs so i returned it without turning it on