Casio CFX 9850G

Pros: Very powerful, very user friendly

Cons: Only has 32 kb of memory, 4 of which is taken up with programs

The Bottom Line: This in one awesome calculator! It is useful right up to and beyond tertiary. Very powerful. You won't find many problems this won't help you with.

Review: During exams, this calculator worked wonders! Information could be taken into the exams using this little piece of technology and used to cheat, even if the calculators were checked before hand. That is because of the amazing programming capabilities it...

Pros: EZ to use, and fun!

Cons: Expensive if you don't really need it

Review: I have now had this calculator for over 3 years and it is still serving me as well as the day I bought it (embarassingly as it was the most expensive in the catalogue).

I have never discovered any problems in using this calculator and I am...

Pros: Games, Simple Equations, statistics, matrix, list , graphing, dynamics, tables, recursions, advanced equations and games!

Cons: 32 kb of memory, gets full easily

Review: The main reason i bought this calculator was because everyone in school had a graphing calculator that had games on it and since i didn't i bought it. then i got the link cable and downloaded games. i must say most of the games r not great but they can...

Pros: Does a lot of math for the money.

Cons: Most high school kids buy the Texas Instruments, so CASIO users find themselves among the few.

Review: Casio CFX 9850G Color Power Graphic Calculator

My husband just recently ordered this calculator off of UBID in an auction and paid approximately $29 plus shipping. In the stores it runs around $60 to $80. Even at this price my husband says...

Pros: Myriads of useful functions, easy to use, comprehensive display, affordable.

Cons: Colors can be confusing, limited memory.

The Bottom Line: The best option for those wishing to have a great calculator at a budget price.

Review: The first thing you need to consider when buying a new calculator is what do you need it for. If you're looking for a calculator that will do most of your tiring brain-work in advanced math classes in high-school, or to save you lots of time in...

Pros: color, easy, and programs galore

Cons: not widely used

Review: This graphing calculator from casio is one of the best I have seen. The ease of you is what makes it stand out to me. When you first turn it on a menu comes up on the screen and you may choose what you need. The menu features basic calculations,...

Pros: Price, color graphics,

Cons: not compatible with texas instruments

Review: While shopping for graphical calculators to use in my calculus class I came across the casio CFX-9850G. Not only was it cheaper then the Texas Instruments but it also featured color graphics. I bought the calculator for only $75.00, a real bargain...

Pros: easy to use menu, affordable price, colorful

Cons: unable to perform certain functions

Review: I bought my calculator more than two years ago when I was required to have one for my math class. At the time I bought it, there was a twenty dollar rebate which was why i choose this calculator, costing me under fifty dollars, including tax.
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Pros: Dynamic Functions, Color Display

Cons: Low memory, Little Compatibilty, Tends to Freeze

Review: I bought this calculator because of the color feature. I soon learned that the benefits (Color, Dynamic graphing) are slightly out weighed by the downfalls (Low memory, little compatibility). The Dynamic function is nice but little used. It only has 32k...

Pros: Good basic calculator

Cons: Needs more memory and has subtle glitches.

Review: I own a Casio-9850GB PLUS graphing calculator, which I often write
programs on for fun. I have discovered that this calculator does not
perform cube roots well. For example, it does not get the cube root of
39^3(i.e. 39 cubed) exactly...