Casio MH-10 Desktop Calculator with 10-Digit Display and Business Functionality

INTENDING IT AS A CHRISTMAS PRESENT, I ORDERED IT, WITH FREE SHIPPING TO THE NEAREST WALMART STORE. WHILE DOING SO, WALMART'S SEARCH ENGINE AGAIN CORRECTED MY FAVORITE STORE TO ONE IN THE NEXT TOWN OVER. SO, AFTER I REALISED THAT I WAS GOING TO NEED TO DRIVE THIRTY MILES ROUND TRIP TO MAKE WALMART'S COMPUTER EASIER TO OPORATE, I CANCELLED IT. AFTER WALMART PROMISED ME THAT THE BILL ON MY ACCOUNT WILL EVENTUALLY BE CREDITED, I WENT SHOPPING AT MY USUAL WALMART STORE AND FOUND THE VERY SAME CALCULATOR ON THE HOOK IN THE ISLE. I'M AM STILL SHOWING THE BILL ON MY ACCOUNT AND I HAD LEFT THAT ONE ON THE SHELF AT THE STORE, IT IS NOW APRIL. (WALMART'S POLICY ABOUT SHIP TO STORE HAS CHANGED CONSIDEARABLY IN THE PAST YEAR OR TWO. THEY NO LONGER HAVE A DESK THAT IS IN CHARGE OF YOU PICKUPS, THEY HAVE SOME ODD BUROCRACY OF RUNNING CUSTOMERS AROUND IN CIRCLES INSTEAD.)

Love this but don't let them deliver to your home because they will say that they delivered things you know that they didn't

Don't believe i actually received this!!!! i remember looking at it. When was it supposed to be delivered?

I finally had to replace my old Casio calculator. It was smaller than this one and didn't have any way to open and replace the battery, but it lasted almost 10 years so no complaints here. Casio is the only brand I buy when looking for a calculator because they have never let me down.

I really love this calculator..... The number box is Wide enough for my finger, and it has a wide screen also.Very fast delivery... Thank you.😊😍

Just what I needed….shipped quickly, packaged well. The right size, letters and numbers are big enough but not grossly big.

Great little hand held calculator! This stays under my monitor, comes in handy when I need to give someone a quick breakdown on costs. I save using my 10 key (old school) for when I am doing Night Audit.

The calculator has no power switch. Apparently, it shuts off after being idle for a period of time, which means the battery is draining needlessly. I'm also not thrilled with all the "extras" that require more buttons. I'd have preferred a simple, basic calculator, but the size was right, so I bought it and will live with it.

Works as described. Large buttons which helps to not inadvertently push wrong button. Worked straight out of the box. I have a calculator for the bigger jobs but needed something I could grab for some quick and simple figuring. I keep it in a kitchen drawer where it's easy to grab.

I'm an accountant. What I like about this calculator is the large buttons that are easy to press, that it's simple to use, light weight, and solar powered. This calculator is desk sized, 5” x 5.5”, but not desk overtaking. It's great for quick sales calculations on the go (when a computer isn't available or booted). I could see this being used often by crafters for craft show sales tax calculations and selling margins, the on-site buy / sell of products or inventory, and basic accounting (addition / subtraction / multiplication). Sales tax percentages can be programmed into this, so it automatically calculates on sales. The cost and margin calculations are VERY easy to use. FIND COST. For instance, if you want to calculate the cost of a product that is selling at a 40% margin and you only know the sale price. Put in the selling price numerically Ex: “$100” and hit the “sell” button and then the margin “40” (for 40% margin) then the “mar” button (this stands for margin) once for the percentage sign to show up on the screen and hit “mar” again for the margin dollar amount to show up. Then hit “cost”. (The screen will say “$60” in this example. $60 is the cost of an item that is selling for $100 and a 40% margin). OR FIND MARGIN ON YOUR SALE. What is the profit margin you are making? “$60” and “cost” button (your cost), “$100” “sell” (what you want to sell for) “mar” will give you an answer that you are making 40% on your $60 item at a $100 selling price. OR FIND WHAT YOU SHOULD SELL A PRODUCT FOR TO MAKE WHAT YOU WANT. What should you sell for? In this example you want to make 40% margin on the resale of a product that cost you $120. "$120” “cost” (product cost you), “40” “mar” (for % margin you want to make) “mar” (second time pressing changes the margin to a $ amount), then “sell” button. The result will show $200. You must sell your $120 item for $200 to make 40% on it.