Best printing calculators according to redditors

We found 6 Reddit comments discussing the best printing calculators. We ranked the 4 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. Casio Inc. HR-100TM mini desktop printing Calculator,Multicolor

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Casio Inc. HR-100TM mini desktop printing Calculator,Multicolor
Printing calculator, 2 line/second, 12 digit LCD display. 2-color printer with large easy-to-read displayPaper Width : 2 1/4 Inches and key rollover- key operations are stored in a buffer, so nothing is lost even during high-speed inputSign change, item total and grand total functionsCost-sell margi...
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2. Sharp EL-1901 Paperless Printing Calculator with Check and Correct, 12-Digit LCD Primary Display, Functions the Same as a Printing Calculator/Adding Machine with Scrolling LCD Display Instead of Paper

1 mention
Sharp EL-1901 Paperless Printing Calculator with Check and Correct, 12-Digit LCD Primary Display, Functions the Same as a Printing Calculator/Adding Machine with Scrolling LCD Display Instead of Paper
Paperless printing calculator is eco-friendly with no paper and no ink.Entries and results are sent to a 5-line display which scrolls up or down to see the last 300 entries.Full-size keyboard includes tax, cost/sell/margin, grand total, backspace, and memory keysQuiet and Fast: No printer noise and ...
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3. Victor 1280-7 Two-Color Printing Calculator w/USB, Black/Red Print

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Victor 1280-7 Two-Color Printing Calculator w/USB, Black/Red Print
Extra Large 12 Digit Fluorescent DisplayFast Heavy Duty 4.6 Lines Per Second 2 Color PrinterWireless USB Data Relay to conntect to PC or Apple ComputerPrint-to-PC Mode Sends Calculations to Desired Spreadsheet. Made of 45% Recycled PlasticUses replaceable Victor ink ribbon 7010
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4. Casio HR-8TM Plus - Handheld Printing Calculator

1 mention
Casio HR-8TM Plus - Handheld Printing Calculator
Printing calculatorPortable. Paper width-2 1/4 InchCost/sell/margin12-Digit PrinterPrints 1.6 Lines Per SecEasy To Read Lcd DisplayCost/Sell/MarginTax & Currency Exchange Function
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Top Reddit comments about Printing Calculators:

u/Publix_Deli · 1 pointr/movies

I'm such a traditionalist that I use an old-school adding machine. It's much better than a calculator for adding/subtracting a bunch of numbers. Of course, if the numbers are already on a computer I just use excel and the SUM function.

u/WakiWikiWonk · 1 pointr/calculators

>People still use desk calculators?? :)

They sure do. Here are two of the best selling calculators of any kind:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003822IRA/

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000I3C4EY/

u/stateinspector · 1 pointr/Accounting

I'm only a student, but if I had to get a printing calculator for class, I'd get a portable one like this. Otherwise, I use an HP-17bII+ for that sweet, sweet RPN mode.

u/GertieFlyyyy · 1 pointr/Accounting

Yeah it's definitely better if you can get your company to buy it for you. I bought it myself, but it's been invaluable.

This is the specific one I got: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000TTZ2U0/ref=sr_ph?ie=UTF8&qid=1425422263&sr=1&keywords=victor+1280-7

u/flamingo-tax · 1 pointr/Accounting

I have one and I use it every day. At my old job I had this one: clicky

No tape, but works the same way. If I actually have to save something, I'll do it in Excel