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Casio FX-83GTX Scientific Calculator, Black £12.75 @ Amazon
Casio FX-83GTX Scientific Calculator, Black £12.75 @ Amazon
Casio FX-83GTX Scientific Calculator, Black £12.75 @ Amazon
Casio FX-83GTX Scientific Calculator, Black £12.75 @ Amazon
Casio FX-83GTX Scientific Calculator, Black £12.75 @ Amazon
Casio FX-83GTX Scientific Calculator, Black £12.75 @ Amazon
Casio FX-83GTX Scientific Calculator, Black £12.75 @ Amazon
Casio FX-83GTX Scientific Calculator, Black £12.75 @ Amazon
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Posted 16 April 2023

Casio FX-83GTX Scientific Calculator, Black £12.75 @ Amazon

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Casio FX-83GTX Scientific Calculator, Black

Casio fx-83 is the UK's best-selling Scientific calculator.
Fx-83gtx is the new upgraded version of the fx-83gtplus, also available in blue and pink
Allowed in every UK exam where a calculator can be used
Recommended and approved for use within key stages 3 and 4, to include GCSE, National and higher, Junior and leaving.
Natural textbook display natural-v.P.A.M., shows Mathematical expressions as they appear in textbooks
276 functions new functions on the ‘GTX’ model include ratio, digit Separator, advanced Statistics, advanced tables and variables list,Slide-on protective hard cover included
Clear 192 x 63 LCD display
Easy and clear menu function
3 year guarantee
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  1. Brutes's avatar
    Brutes
    It's £11.25 - Discount applied at checkout.
    Redsthunder's avatar
    Redsthunder Author
    Oh wow!
  2. Webcon19's avatar
    Webcon19
    If you/your child is likely to do maths, A levels or similar these calculators won’t be good enough.
    ScoobyStoo's avatar
    ScoobyStoo
    This is the only screen my sons own that they strangely aren't glued to.
  3. kudos1uk's avatar
    kudos1uk
    I had a scientific calculator at school, I never found out what all those buttons "up top" were for
  4. Sleepy1968's avatar
    Sleepy1968
    I used a casio FX something for most of my OU Maths exams. The one I had didn't have a standard battery compartment, so I had to pack a mini screwdriver in case the batteries needed replacing mid exam
    When I was studying for o-levels back in the 1980s, we were recommended to use a basic Texas Instruments model. Cost a packet back then, and I can't help thinking the school was getting a bit of a kickback on the sales. I expect we have some posters that remember using slide rules and log tables ...
  5. Punylegs's avatar
    Punylegs
    Better off spending a couple of coins more on the fx 85gt imo, much better machine
  6. deleted2904940's avatar
    Anonymous User
    I had to wait ages to get bought a scientific calculator. I was so proud of it when I finally got one. It took two days for someone to steal it out of my bag. Never had another one since.
  7. sammy4567's avatar
    sammy4567
    There is a new version of the FX-83 out called the FX-83GTCW which is £13.00 for the blue version or £14.89 for the black version on Amazon. If I were buying a calculator now, I would be going for the newer version given the small price differential.
    jujuzeez's avatar
    jujuzeez
    fx-85gtcw solar powered is superior to fx-83gtcw?
  8. Aaqam's avatar
    Aaqam
    Good price, great calculator
  9. DealfinderMK's avatar
    DealfinderMK
    1-2 month dispatch
    jujuzeez's avatar
    jujuzeez
    could arrive within a week. just a time window in case of delays
  10. SPLE22's avatar
    SPLE22
    Is there a secret mode in this???
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