☀️ Empower your calculations with clarity and reliability!
The Aurora HC133 is a durable, solar-powered handheld calculator featuring a large 8-digit LCD display and oversized keypad with hard keys. Designed specifically for primary school use, it combines ease of use with reliable dual power sources, making it ideal for young learners and everyday calculations.
| Manufacturer | Aurora |
| Brand | AURORA |
| Model Number | HC133 |
| Product Dimensions | 7 x 11.5 x 1.5 cm; 0.28 g |
| Batteries | 1 LR44 batteries required. |
| Colour | White |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Size | 1 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HC133 |
| Item Weight | 0.28 g |
J**W
A good easy to use calculator
A good basic calculator with easy to use keys. I had one of these years ago and still working well. Someone nicked it so I bought 2 of the same again.
T**N
Good value for money
Good value for money and as described
A**R
Very good
Very good and compact but the no switch off button the calculator stays on and switches off automatically but it takes a very long time
B**E
Great little calculator
If you just need a small, lightweight calculator because you are fed up of using your phone or laptop apps, then this is perfect for you. No batteries as charges itself - even more of a bonus. Buttons are easy to use, and although it's only got MRC, M-, M+ and CE, you can easily do percentages and ordinary calculations. For £3.49 I love it and it's perfect to keep on my desk.
K**M
Amazing for simple calculations
basic calculator if that’s what you need. Nothing special and that’s why i love it!
M**R
excelence
Delivered on time all min working order.Excelent.
M**L
Good calculator, but screen interface can be a little annoying
I've just started using it and it works as well as any calculator. it came in a little plastic package, no issues with shipping.Positives:-Simple and small, can be useful for children-Very cheapNegatives:-This isn't a big deal but it can be an inconvenience from time to time- the screen doesn't show you your previous numbers in a calculation. For instance, if I'm writing 2+4, once I press on the '+' the 2 would dissappear. This can make longer/more complex calculations difficult to track as you write them down.Overall, this would be perfect for children doing simple maths, but I wouldn't recommend it for any complex/long calculations, as it can be easy to lose track of what you're doing/where you are in the calculation.
S**N
It works and hasn’t broken
To be fair, there’s not a lot to say. It’s a small pocket calculator that does exactly what you want it to do. Fits in your pocket or pencil case (I don’t have one but just saying)Has a good easy to read display and has all the buttons where you expect them to be.
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