





Basic Calculator , BESTWYA Calculators for Classroom with 8 Digit Silicone Button (4 Colors , Set of 8)
Battery powered Calculator – Only powered by button cell LR1130/AG10. Not Solar calculator.
Basic Calculator for Kids – Silicone button elementary calculator, perfect for for small fingers to get a feel for the concept of a calculator and satisfy their minimal mathematical needs
4 Function Calculators for Students – 8 Digits ,4 function calculator. Cute calculator comes with percent key, square root key, backspace key and 4 key independent memories, including memory plus, memory minus, recall memory and clear memory, which can solve your basic math calculation
Mini calculator – Size About 3.9 x 2.5 x 0.4 inch (1 Piece), Weight about 1 Oz (1 Piece). Light in weight and portable, which won’t take too much space, so you can put it in your backpack or bag when you go out for work or study, also can store it in desk drawer for handy usage
Pocket Calculator – These are colorful ,reliable, cheap, basic calculator for classroom use.If you have any question about our product,feel free to contact us
8 reviews for Basic Calculator, BESTWYA Calculators for Classroom with 8 Digit Silicone Button (4 Colors, Set of 8)
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sondazed98 –
Satisfied
Smaller than I expected. Was happy to see it came with extra batteries
Emily Lisker –
Cute little calculators
A bit smaller than similar inexpensive calculators, but perfectly fine for teens and adults. They seem well made. Strictly battery driven – the “solar panel” does not appear to be functional (it’s not wired to anything).The battery can be replaced if needed. It’s difficult to open the case – the split is hard to find. It’s just above the bead going around the sides, but at least it doesn’t come apart in a million pieces like some calculators I’ve opened!
Victoria Nollora –
Too small
Too small
Darthie –
Samaritan’s Purse Christmas Shoe Box. Just perfect and so colorful.
I bought these to pun in the Samaritan’s Purse Christmas Shoe Box. Just perfect and so colorful.
Debbie Braden –
Good purchase
I like that the calculators are solar
Arn Poe –
Around what you’d expect for $1.50 each.
I had these 6 days before students started destroying them.What I learned from inventorying destroyed calculators and repairing them:1. The “solar panels” are just pieces of shiny plastic. They aren’t connected to anything. They’re easy to poke out. They are not real.2. These calculators are battery-powered and batteries are already installed, though the set comes with a card of an additional 8 batteries.3. The batteries are not all nested securely in the calculator. Tapping the device on its side or tossing them to a student is enough to jar the battery loose.4. The circuit board and display can come dislodged as easily as the battery.FORTUNATELY …the calculators come with a screwdriver so (provided you have the time, patience, and detail-orientation to reposition internal parts) you can easily fix them.I’m on the fence about the value. $2 each for easily breakable calculators to be used by clumsy middle-school math students seems like a bad deal while I’m at my desk fixing them, but one school lunch costs two and a half calculators, so maybe that is a good deal?Pros:Multi-color gives students incentive to fight over calculators.Comes with a screwdriver.Includes an extra battery for each in case the original falls out.Perform basic calculations.Cons:Fake solar panels.Battery falls out.
MReyes –
Ensuring Academic Integrity: Review of Basic, Inexpensive Calculators
I specifically chose these calculators to prevent my students from using their phone calculators or computer calculators during tests. I’ve found that some students were contacting friends for answers when using their devices. By providing these basic calculators, I can ensure a fair testing environment and reduce the temptation for dishonest behavior. Overall, I am satisfied with these calculators. They serve their intended purpose well and help maintain academic integrity during tests. If you need a reliable, cheap, basic calculator for classroom use, this set is a great choice.
Alfontso –
Great prizes for my 3rd grade class
I am teaching my students that there is a time and place for everything. They are working hard on their times tables, but when we have a competition test, with a calculator prize, they are NOT allowed to use calculators! When we do 3D print design, they can use them, provided they write down all their workings along the way.They are getting to know that 7 or 8 decimal places has to rounded to 2 places. Win win with these versatile little battery solar calculators.