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HP 10bII+ Financial Calculator

$32.99 $50.99 Tax included.
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Your All-In-One Financial Powerhouse

The HP 10bII+ Financial Calculator is engineered for anyone who needs reliable, fast answers — from first-year business students to seasoned finance professionals. With over 170 built-in functions, it handles everything from loan amortisation and cash flow analysis to IRR, depreciation, and advanced statistical calculations, all without skipping a beat.

A large LCD display delivers up to 12 digits of accuracy, so you can read results at a glance — even on complex multi-step problems. Dedicated keys eliminate unnecessary keystrokes, and 22 memory registers let you store and recall critical numbers whenever you need them. The calculator is also the first in its class to include probability distribution functions, making it a genuine asset in introductory statistics courses.

Built to Last, Ready for Exam Day

Approved for SAT, PSAT/NMSQT, and College Board AP exams, the HP 10bII+ meets the requirements where it counts most. Its metal screen border adds everyday durability, while the sleek black design looks professional in any setting. Powered by two CR2032 batteries with an automatic power-off feature to preserve battery life, and backed by a 1-Year Warranty, this is a long-term investment that grows with your ambitions — from accounting and real estate to banking, science, and beyond.

Functions
Time value of money, cash flow (NPV/IRR), amortization, bond, depreciation, statistics
Display Type
12-digit single-line LCD
Power Source
Battery-powered (button cell)
Memory
Multiple storage registers, RPN and algebraic entry modes