Canon LS-555H Business Calculator - Ideal for Office Use

Karen: Great calculator, big screen for easy reading, compact for the purse , my mother has macular and she loves it !

United States on Oct 09, 2023

C. Conley: Perfect for my purse! You can always count on Canon!

United States on Mar 26, 2023

coyotesings: This was a replacement for a much older calculator that no longer works. I like this one, it's small but good sized buttons. It has a good sized solar panel for charging. It closes with a good tight click so it won't come open by accident. It would have received a perfect score but it doesn't stay open at an angle. It's either closed or flat. My old one had that feature which is quite important to me. This one is of good quality and I do like the buttons better on this one. Hopefully on future models Cannon will address the open positioning so it can be used hands free.

United States on Mar 28, 2019

Pierre Girouard: Love its

Canada on Jul 09, 2018

Amazon Customer: Large screen with crisp writing and comfortable finger tabs. Will order again.

Canada on Jan 04, 2017

Arun kundu: This is a genuine and top grade product.

India on Oct 31, 2016

John Turcotte: The quality and construction of this calculator is impressive and they are solid and an excellent product for those who need to or want to carry a calculator in their pocket. It has both an On and an Off button and the display is very large and CRISP and easy to read. It can lay flat on a desk or you can hold it in your hand. When closed, it's about 2.5 inches wide and about 5 inches long by 3/8th inches thick and it's very light. It's similar in size to an iPhone 5 ( less the weight ) when its in your pocket .

Sorry girls but its unfortunately not purple like the colours shown in the photo. Its actually black with grey accents with two buttons that are an off red colour. If you go to " You Tube " and type in Canon LS-555H you can watch a comparison video that some one has made of two similar calculators that shows the actual colours of this calculator.

I ordered 2 of these for my two grandsons who are in high school from BIC on Amazon.ca. They were $20. each with the tax and were duty free ( as stated ) and arrived in my mail box in about a week by Canada Post mail delivery. You will not be disappointed with this purchase it's a Quality Well Made Calculator and I...

Canada on Feb 18, 2016

Mrs V J Brooks: Great

United Kingdom on Aug 06, 2014

mmctec: I bought one of these calculators years ago when it had a leatherette cover. It was only a solar unit back then, so the fact that this works on battery and solar was a definite plus. But, the main reason why I bought it was to replace another calculator bought at a big-box retailer. Why? The keys were too small ... which I didn't even consider before buying the Casio ... but after making tons of mistakes or having to watch myself press every key to ensure I didn't make a mistake, that got old very quickly and I ordered the Canon LS-555H pocket calculator.

After using this calculator for a while, I am disappointed in design changes such as: the case is hard plastic rather than the leatherette cover it used to have which made it feel more expensive and kept it from sliding off other things; the "locking" mechanism that keeps it closed can stick and be hard to unlock; the keys no longer have the "rubbery" texture to make the calculator keys feel more secure and keep your fingers from slipping off the keys. While the plastic case would make it easier to slip into/out of a pocket, I valued the leather feel more.

United States on Oct 23, 2013

5700feet: I purchased the Canon LS-555H calculator because I wanted a small calculator for traveling. For me, it's an ideal size for slipping into my purse or pocket at 4 1/4 inches long and 2 1/2 inches deep with the lid closed. It has a nice secure "clicking" sound when shut it so you know it's closed. The buttons are easy to push and the number viewing screen is a nice size at 3 by 1 inches. The booklet that came with it states: "The calculator comes with a dual powered source, either solar or alkaline battery. Generally under normal room lighting the calculator is powered by a built in solar cell. The alkaline batteries can be used for quite a long time depending on individual usage. When the battery is dead, you can still use the solar cell to power the calculator."

The only disappointment I have so far is the hinge does not have any tension in it. It's either open and laying flat or shut. My previous calculator, the Aurora HC127, could be propped open at an angle for easier viewing. However the Aurora is no longer available so I switched to this Canon model.

United States on Nov 30, 2012