Texas Instruments TI 36 X-PRO

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  • Multiple computing operations and solutions can be compared directly with each other on the 4-line display of the calculator
  • Input and output of math expressions, symbols, and stacked fractions as one writes in the textbook
  • All basic scientific and trigonometric functions
  • Enter data, scroll through the entries and make edits like with a graphical calculator
  • Practical solar and battery operation
  • Review:

    4.9 out of 5

    98.33% of customers are satisfied

    5.0 out of 5 stars Nice Powerful Calculator

    N.B. · 25 February 2021

    I normally use an HP calculator with RPN but I kept baffling my children with it when helping them with their maths homework so I wanted a powerful calculator that they could use too. I am really pleased with the TI 36x Pro. It is very simple to learn to use and has a lot of excellent features. It does numeric integration, matrix algebra (limited to 3x3 though), complex numbers and can solve cubic and quadratic equations plus all the other stuff that you'd expect from a scientific calculator. It's not programmable but there's a useful tabular function that lets you create a mini spreadsheet on the fly that I use a lot. I've found that using this covers 90% of the situations where I'd use the programming capabilites of another calculatorIf you don't need a graphing calculator you'd be hard pressed to find a better scientific calculator than this. If it wasn't for my personal preference for RPN, I'd use it all the time.

    5.0 out of 5 stars Really good calculator

    H. · 4 February 2024

    Such a good calculator purchased for my finals in physics and the numerical solve function was very useful. The list of constants is very good and very time efficient. For physics calculations (once you know your way around it) is much more efficient than Casio equivalents. Highly recommend!

    5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent for Maths and Physics students

    R. · 22 October 2024

    Need the read the manual as this calculator has so many functions, recommended for any science nerd like me!

    5.0 out of 5 stars Came with manual in French. Very slow processor.

    T. · 19 March 2024

    French instructions. Fortunately English manual is online. Like most TI calculators complex calculations take a very long time compared to equivalent Casio. Try integral of tan(x) from 0 to 1.57079. 23 seconds! My 28 year old TI 83 takes 20 seconds , so the processor in the TI 36X pro is a quarter of a century behind the times. The case back is clip on instead of slide on and takes a while to find the best way to attach it – very clunky indeed. 5* because fewer stars do not get read. TI make improvements to the exterior of their calculators but inside is running on valves. I also have the equivalent Casio fx 991 CW. The integral took 6s. The Numworks graphical calculator took less than 1s.

    4.0 out of 5 stars A well thought out calculator – better than a Casio?

    A. · 22 March 2021

    I was slightly put off this calculator when it arrived because it felt like it wasn't brand new. There was a 'low battery' message on the screen when I switched it on, and what looked like the remains of a previous calculation in the memory. This sours the experience.But leaving that aside, this is a pretty good calculator, even though it's been around for years virtually unchanged. I've always used Casio in the past, but I can see how this has some advantages. It feels simpler to use than the Casio fx-991EX for instance. Not much, but things like the multi-press buttons are a clever way to avoid menus and always having to use the 2nd function key. You'll have to study the specs in detail to find out where the two models really differ, but I don't think the Casio can solve equations as directly as this. But then the Casio has the super clever QR-code generator that puts your results in a web page you can access with your phone and copy/paste into documents. Swings and roundabouts. Both have more features than most humans will ever comprehend.I also think the Casio looks more stylish (this TI is borderline ugly to my eyes) and Casio's slide-on case feels faster and sturdier than the annoying and rattly clip-on case the TI comes with. On the other hand, on the TI, both the case and the calculator have non-slip rubber feet which makes it better to use on a desk. The Casio has a faster keyboard that I find hard to fault, but some may prefer the slightly more positive action of this TI.Their displays are about the same, which is to say not all that good because of the solar power. The Casio's might have more dots. Both have battery backup, but the Casio's battery is easy to get at in its own little compartment whereas you have to screw off the whole back cover to get at the one in the Texas.The point is that both this TI-36X Pro and the equivalent Casio are very highly developed and capable calculators that are as advanced as you'll probably be allowed to take into an exam and only one step below a graphing model. If you're using it in class, you might want to see what everyone else is using so you're not the odd-one-out when the tutor explains something that needs a calculator. Schools might even recommend one over the other.But a big part of the decision might be the price. The TI-36X Pro was much cheaper than the Casio when I bought it. If they were the same price, I would buy the Casio. But I'd be happy with either.

    5.0 out of 5 stars Great!

    E. · 2 February 2014

    Really glad I bought this. Get a lot of comments from friends saying it looks "complicated", and it is a little weird at first if you've been using another brand for a long time, but it's actually pretty simple to use.The fact you can differentiate/ integrate is really useful, you can set up tables and it will find out a number of things about the data for you (such as the regression coefficient), you can write very complicated sums in a well formatted way... it's very powerful, I think. My personal favourite thing is you can cycle back through old answers and pluck them out to put in your current calculation, which saves a lot of time.Only downside is, because it's outside of the mainstream brands some examiners don't allow it. While I was allowed to use this at A level, at my university only Casio's are allowed, which is a pain.Also, my instructions were in French for some reason. A friend of mine bought the exact same calculator from here, and his were in English, so I don't know what happened there. The instructions can be found online, however.

    5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent calculator, especially if studying engineering, includes constants, unit conversions and many other useful functions

    M. · 29 April 2014

    I got this calculator because I needed a scientific calculator for my exams (I only had a programmable/graphing calculator which are are not permitted in examinations). There are a lot of very useful functions, I find it can do matrices/vectors, complex numbers solve polynomials, systems of equations, integration, derivatives. I also really like that it has a lot of useful constants built into it which saves a lot of time when doing calculations. It can also convert units, english-metric, temperature, speed, length, pressure, power, energy. I wanted the most advanced scientific calculator out there, I think that I have found one that can do almost as much as a programmable/graphing calculator which is smaller and permitted on examinations. Very happy with Ti, been using their calculators for many years.

    Produit fiable.

    y. · 8 October 2024

    Facile à utiliser. Équations complexes ok.Adapté à étudiants en supérieur d’économie, statistiques et maths.

    Sehr glücklich

    A.K. · 8 October 2024

    Toller Taschenrechner

    Calcolatrice giusta per ingegneria

    L.A. · 23 August 2024

    Mi sono trovato benissimo, fa tutte le operazioni necessarie per ingegneria ed è anche abbastanza intuitiva nelle funzioni avanzate

    Aanrader

    D. · 25 February 2024

    Correcte levering, mooie aanbieding en degelijk product.

    Great for stats

    O.H. · 15 February 2024

    Mainly use it for distributions, makes life a whole lot easier.

    Texas Instruments TI 36 X-PRO

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