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My tireless HPS32II calculator

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I was reading all your reviews here, and i agree with the positive reviews.
I brought this calculator in 1993 in the USA !! i am french and leave in France. I have never bought another calculator since 1993 !!!!!
I had bought the HP32SII in a mall, just to have one in USA, and never though it will be there with me 15 years after.
It had never broke down, i just replace the batteries some times (not often), that all, and i use it everyday, always in my bag when i teach.
This is an oustanding product, i agree !!! I have the original manual and the protection cover since 1993.

Ditto--real engineers use HP calculators like this one

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In a way I'm jealous of some of the folks reviewing HP's calculator line who have tried virtually the whole line of HP calculators. But then in a way I'm not because I found the best one right off the bat. I did have a 22S before my 32SII, and was very happy with it, but when it came time to replace it with this one I soon found that I had made an excellent choice. And now when I'm looking for a new one (just to see what's on the market, mind you) I see that HP still hasn't topped this calculator, judging from the reviews on the new ones. I'll never sell this baby; it'll stay right by my monitor at work, ready to quickly and effortlessly run numbers for me. I particularly like the keys, which are solid and have a good feel to them. This is a quality calculator.

Like the Man said, THE ROLLS ROYCE of calculators

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I have a 33s, and it is a piece of trash compared to this one. It is cluttered with stupid keys like the % key, and the upper keys. It does have more memory, but it's usually # of variables and registers that limit programming, so the extra memory never comes into play. Also, some idiot decided to put the keys in a V shape. In addition to this, the 33s has a cheap apprearence and feel.

Then there is the 35s with painted key functions, and the stupid "i" key. You don't need this for complex numbers or an identifier. There is no sum key either. It is also too bulky, but does have the standard nice feed back feeling on the keys. But it also has the 4 stupid shift keys. It also lacks an e key which is essential.

The 32sii is the ABSOLUTE ROLLS ROYCE. It has a well made appearence and feel. It is easy to program and has as many variables and registers as the others. It also has well thought out keys and positions. It is not cluttered with stupid keys of the others. It does have a sum key which is very useful. It also has a large number screen without the stupid clutter of two lines and baby numbers. There is just no comparison. The 32sii is the best one ever made.

An Old and Faithful Friend

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I've been using HP calcs for 33 years, starting with the HP 35 I bought new in 1974 up to the HP 50G that I just bought a couple weeks ago. I still have 8 HP calcs, and greatly value them all, but the one model I would choose to be marooned on a desert island with is my trusty 32sII. (I would, of course, want a lifetime supply of batteries.)

Brilliant!

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This is an excellent engineer's calculator. I am a Electrical Engineer and have used this for more than 5.5 years. RPN is great and this calculator looks simple yet powerful.

I have used TI82, Casio fx-4500PA and a few other Casio calculators in the past. These look fancy and more "engineering" than HP32SII BUT they don't perform as quickly or as well as HP32SII.

I am using this HP32SII on a daily basis!