The $12 scientific calculator that doesn't feel cheap. The keys actually press cleanly, unlike the bargain-bin ones where you're never sure the number registered.
The Texas Instruments TI-30Xa is solid and has way better key feel than those cheap calculators. It's like $12, but the buttons are actually easy to press, you're not mashing them twice to make sure the digit went in.
If you want something that feels more premium, the Canon P23-DHV has a metal body and nice clicky keys, around $40 with noticeably better build quality. But for most people, the TI-30Xa is the sweet spot.
Yes, the key feel is far better, so digits actually register. It's still only about $12.
The Canon P23-DHV (~$40) has a metal body and clickier keys if you want a nicer feel.
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