Casio FC-200V Financial Calculator: 4-Line Display for Accurate Calculations

Yatham Dinesh ReddyYatham Dinesh Reddy: When I enquired offline price was very High, but Amazon it's very reasonable and purchased low price when compared to offline, and only in Amazon it's quality is very good

India on Sep 24, 2023

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Mexico on Apr 02, 2023

KK: I love the calculator. It comes with instructions in English and another language. It's easy to use. I wish the display was brighter.

United States on Feb 21, 2023

Selvakumar: Nicely packed and good product. I'm using it now. Superfast delivery. 👌
I received the package in 8 hours. Surprised. 👌👌

Singapore on May 30, 2022

AS.TO: It just works perfectly, I have been using Casio (scientific and financial calculators) for 10+ years, and has never failed me.
Highly recommended

Canada on Feb 06, 2020

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France on Jan 01, 2019

Rogers: A calculator is a excellent tool to solve many math problems. Taking a math test is quicker to find the answer. The financial calculator helps to solve simple and compound interest;but survey of math, a class that is being taken in college gives formula to solve financial problem. Which is the best way, a math formula will produce a better grade and the financial calculator will give good answers. What it comes down to is what is the financial calculator used for, In math class the answer could be a little off (like a dollar off), In a financial class it will give a correct answer. Solving car loan for monthly payments, a financial calculator will be an excellent tool. This financial calculator seems to have a better understanding on how things work when filling in the blanks (simple interest,compound interest) This tool is a great helper. It does math problems as well, however it want take the place of a scientific calculator, but it serve it purpose for life financial complication.

United States on Jul 10, 2016

Amazon Customer: I like the product. Currently using with a financial analysis course I am taking and does the job it was purchased to do. Easy to learn, accurate, flexible in doing several iterations to do 'what-if's' by changing variables. I do not do trig so I have no idea how that works. Chief usability feature - the screen is big enough to show the data as you set up the problem. It is a good product at a fair price. Solar charger and I have not had it long enough to know how long a charge lasts.

United States on Oct 31, 2013

Newmie the cat: Purchased this calculator for my class and I have never used a financial calculator before, so I wanted to buy one that was easy to operate. Our instructor told us if we are not finance majors there was no need to buy the TI BA II plus. I am not a finance major and only taking this class and maybe another. If you are in the same situation, or looking for a calculator to use for your everyday finances I would get this one over the TI BA II plus, because it's much easier to operate. I've tried that one during class too and I have to say, I'd pick this one over the BA II any day.
Formulas need to be entered into the TI BA II by hand one by one (for this you have to know the formulas by heart) vs. the Casio, where you have all the basic formulas programmed for you. You just have to fill in the empty spaces and hit EXE, then calculate. That's all. Super easy.
I also own the Casio fx-115ES scientific calculator which I also love using and comparing the two, I would say this finanncial calculator is about the same as far as quality and ease of use go.
Hope this review helps you to pick the right calculator for your needs.

United States on Sep 15, 2011

H. Hall: I bought this because I'm currently taking a finance class at a local university. Compare to the older model of Texas Instruments BA II calculator that I owned a couple years ago, this Casio FC-200V is much more intuitive. For example, when I try to calculate TVM, the Casio displays all the input fields on screen so you can enter values like you do on a PC.

Also, when you enter a calculation, you see the all the numbers display on the screen (i.e. "10+20+30x40"), so you can verify all the inputs after you finish pressing all the keys.

This Casio is powered by both the solar panel and a backup battery. So when you're in a dim environment, the battery will kick in and still allowing you to use the calculator.

The keys are easy to press and the layout are user friendly.

One reviewer mentioned that Casio doesn't display comma to seperate 1,000s, this may cause some confusion if you're doing a lot of calcuation with a lot of zeros. I don't find this to be a problem at all.

The only bad thing about Casio is that I wish the size is a little bit smaller. I don't understand why didn't Casio use the form-factor as its other smaller...

United States on Mar 16, 2006