CITIZEN SDC-888TII

+ Reset button in the lower left corner (some models have a 000 button or similar).
+ The reset button is larger than those surrounding it.
+ Reliable.
+ Tilted screen.
+ Weighty.

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If crash tests were carried out among calculators, I think this model would have tore all competitors in the trash. One of the most successful and reliable models of the company. At one time he worked in a company that developed accounting software. Almost every day I visited different accountants. A good half had this particular model, and that says a lot.

His screen is raised (bent) at an angle = this is much better than straight calculators - the image is clear and contrasting - it is convenient to look at.

Dignity gives rise to a slight drawback - as a result, if you take this calculator in a bag, it will take up more space in thickness than a flat one.

All in all, this calculator is big - it's not for bags. He has a permanent place on the office table, on the counter of magalin, etc. = in this area he shows himself perfectly.

Unkillable
There is power from the sun batteries - real, butts are unnecessary, there is enough lighting with lamps in the room to work.
Large keys and screen.
Thousands / millions on the screen are separated by a comma at the top - convenient

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Probably the most popular calculator for work use.
Offices, markets, shops = everywhere.
Durable and unkillable, comfortable - it is easy and very quick to get your fingers into large buttons.
Power from the sun really works (and not a fiction, as is often the case) = Right now in front of me is such a calculator, the battery has run out for a long time = it works great from the sun batteries in the room (there is enough light from the lighting lamps), then it is easy to check that it works from light - I close the sun element with my finger and the screen goes out.