Overall a good calculator but has some flaws: The good: fast printing, Large readable display, Easy paper loading, Very quite operation, deep dark printout. Need Improvement: No manual number display selection switch like on the Victor 1310 or Sharp ELT3301 ( select 10 or 12 digit which determine the font size) , printer font size selected automatically on this model. Default large font size uses lots more paper for the printout, the smaller font is more then readable and preferred in my opinion. Questionable long term durability of the slider switches, not very smooth and feel very cheap, just need to spend a dollar more to have a much nicer user experience. My switches takes a little dip before it slides. Wish List feature: Have reprint function like the Casio HR series which let you print whole calculation after you finish, even with the print selection on "NP". Alone with it comes the "Check and Correct" function with 150 to 300 lines of memory. Overall happy with the calculator, good thing I got the extended protection on it with the slider switch being questionable. Read more

Do you know how to use one of these calculators? I hope so, because the manual definitely isn't going to teach you. I didn't really get this for me, so I don't really know how to use each and every function properly. My aunt, on the other hand, always uses a calculator like this one. She had one of those old, dot matrix style calculators that was....um...probably 35 years old. It had to be, considering I remember it being around way back in the early 90's. It finally died, so I got her this one. It's obviously much quieter than the old one. This one also has more digits than her old one did. I have played around with it a bit, and it definitely works great. We had a "farm sale" (think yard sale, but on a farm, with thousands of items), and my aunt worked the cash box with this all day. It's not technically portable, but I have tons of solar equipment, so she had it plugged into a solar power bank while she sat at a table under one of those big patio umbrellas all day. She printed out hundreds of receipts without issue. 2-1/4" thermal paper rolls are not terribly expensive, and are available all over amazon. Loading the paper is easy. There's a little slot on the back, just stick it in there. Obviously, it only prints in black because...it's thermal paper. It prints clearly, though bad thermal paper can cause some issues with any thermal printer, this one included. We had a roll that caused it to print kind of weird, but it was only that one roll and all the other rolls were just fine. Read more

great itn although shuts down after a while Read more

Nice thermal calculator for ur business..no need of ink ribbon.its inkless.very nice and fast Read more

It's the most quiet calculator I have had. The print is a little too big, but all in all it's a nice calculator Read more