Compaque design

2026-02-26    -Vinod Naik

Loaded with lot of options, multiple functions in the same key.

CFA calculator

2026-01-27    -Khaled

For CFA the same as ordered great service

Compaque design

2026-01-10    -Vinod Naik

Loaded with lot of options, multiple functions in the same key.

mitica calcolatrice finanziaria

2026-02-04    -Franco

uno strumento che non può mancare a un analista finanziario

reasonably well executed RPN calculator

2026-01-07    -Peter

Product arrived in sealed condition with a rather mediocre leather case. Working with it brings back the good memories about fast entry with RPN and obviously the form factor and the pre-programmed financial functions are a big plus. I mainly bought it to bring back the tactile feeling of the buttons and hearing the click when entering data - thus avoiding double checking the display during entry. Sadly however, one of the keys does click but needs a firmer push to execute the command. One does wonder how it passed QC.

5.0 out of 5 stars An Excellent, Versatile Addition to the Venerable HP12C Line

2026-02-07    -DancersMom

For HP12c Fans or newly inspired Fans, this is a really good calculator investment. Some think they can always use their notebook computer, tablet or smart phone for all such calculations and that handheld calculators--such as the Best of the Best HP12C--are outdated. While I admit I've used an HP12C for more than 30 years--so, yes, I am experienced (not old)--I disagree, respectfully, that the HP12C is a dinosaur or outdated. It is a tool, and a very important tool, as many a financial professional--such as CFP's, CFO's and CPA's will tell you. I am not one of those. Although I hold a BBA in Finance, I am a business litigation trial attorney, representing companies and consumers and customers alike in business disputes. And I have long-used an HP12C to compute damages and cross examine damage experts. So, more than enough about me. The HP12CP--Platinum version 2 with the black keyboard face (do not get the one with the silvery keyboard face--too many reported bugs and flaws) and wider 2-CR2032 battery compartment--is an excellent investment in my view. While it is no where near as lightning fast as the new HP12C's (and 30th Anniversary Limited Edition) that have the blazing fast Atmel ARM processor, the Platinum (although it is without the ARM) is much, much faster than the original 12C processor, particularly with TVM calcs, especially for i and for IRR. And the Platinum v2 (black keyboard face) has much expanded memory registers (80 cash flows vs 20 and 399 keystroke programming vs. 99 and the Platinum also adjustable LCD contrast where the 12C both old and new has none), especially handy when using the programming capabilities. And no reported, as I understand it, bugs in the firmware of HP12CP v 2 or beyond--I think the 25th anniversary edition is beyond the 12CP v2. Also, for when you are dealing with customers, experts or witnesses who do not know how to use the imminently more elegant and efficient RPN, the HP12CP can toggle into Algebraic mode--picture a normal calculator with an = sign. Very handy to have one calculator toggle between both modes to hand to the less RPN comfortable. But do you really want to hand over your notebook computer or smart phone to use to make your calculation point? So, if speed is your passion, you know RPN and you already love the 12C, then I strongly suggest the new (post 2011?) HP12C with the ARM processor. But if you want more memory and calc mode options, including algebraic vs RPN, an "undo" "backspace" and also parenthetical functions when using Algebraic mode, then the HP12C Platinum is for you. Enjoy!

5.0 out of 5 stars An Excellent, Versatile Addition to the Venerable HP12C Line

2026-01-11    -DancersMom

For HP12c Fans or newly inspired Fans, this is a really good calculator investment. Some think they can always use their notebook computer, tablet or smart phone for all such calculations and that handheld calculators--such as the Best of the Best HP12C--are outdated. While I admit I've used an HP12C for more than 30 years--so, yes, I am experienced (not old)--I disagree, respectfully, that the HP12C is a dinosaur or outdated. It is a tool, and a very important tool, as many a financial professional--such as CFP's, CFO's and CPA's will tell you. I am not one of those. Although I hold a BBA in Finance, I am a business litigation trial attorney, representing companies and consumers and customers alike in business disputes. And I have long-used an HP12C to compute damages and cross examine damage experts. So, more than enough about me. The HP12CP--Platinum version 2 with the black keyboard face (do not get the one with the silvery keyboard face--too many reported bugs and flaws) and wider 2-CR2032 battery compartment--is an excellent investment in my view. While it is no where near as lightning fast as the new HP12C's (and 30th Anniversary Limited Edition) that have the blazing fast Atmel ARM processor, the Platinum (although it is without the ARM) is much, much faster than the original 12C processor, particularly with TVM calcs, especially for i and for IRR. And the Platinum v2 (black keyboard face) has much expanded memory registers (80 cash flows vs 20 and 399 keystroke programming vs. 99 and the Platinum also adjustable LCD contrast where the 12C both old and new has none), especially handy when using the programming capabilities. And no reported, as I understand it, bugs in the firmware of HP12CP v 2 or beyond--I think the 25th anniversary edition is beyond the 12CP v2. Also, for when you are dealing with customers, experts or witnesses who do not know how to use the imminently more elegant and efficient RPN, the HP12CP can toggle into Algebraic mode--picture a normal calculator with an = sign. Very handy to have one calculator toggle between both modes to hand to the less RPN comfortable. But do you really want to hand over your notebook computer or smart phone to use to make your calculation point? So, if speed is your passion, you know RPN and you already love the 12C, then I strongly suggest the new (post 2011?) HP12C with the ARM processor. But if you want more memory and calc mode options, including algebraic vs RPN, an "undo" "backspace" and also parenthetical functions when using Algebraic mode, then the HP12C Platinum is for you. Enjoy!

mitica calcolatrice finanziaria

2026-01-12    -Franco

uno strumento che non può mancare a un analista finanziario

5.0 out of 5 stars A decent calculator

2026-02-18    -Nehal Ahmed Khan

My f button is a bit loose but ok. Overall it is a nice calculator. I am enjoying it.

reasonably well executed RPN calculator

2026-01-14    -Peter

Product arrived in sealed condition with a rather mediocre leather case. Working with it brings back the good memories about fast entry with RPN and obviously the form factor and the pre-programmed financial functions are a big plus. I mainly bought it to bring back the tactile feeling of the buttons and hearing the click when entering data - thus avoiding double checking the display during entry. Sadly however, one of the keys does click but needs a firmer push to execute the command. One does wonder how it passed QC.