CanonOffice Products LS-555H Business Calculator

I love this folding pocket size calculator. Good quality, very lightweight, great feel and protection. Brightness…well you can’t use it in the dark.

I like this calculator. Its portable. It works great. No issues here.

Perfect size for daily use and balancing the expense spreadsheet! Sometimes I just need a double check!Canon has always made great products.Thank you!

Love this easy pocket calculator, I used to have one when I was a kid, and basically that’s why I purchased it, I really like it and works well just as a calculator, good for the price!

I purchased the Canon LS-555H calculator because I wanted a small calculator for traveling. For me, it's an ideal size for slipping into my purse or pocket at 4 1/4 inches long and 2 1/2 inches deep with the lid closed. It has a nice secure "clicking" sound when shut it so you know it's closed. The buttons are easy to push and the number viewing screen is a nice size at 3 by 1 inches. The booklet that came with it states: "The calculator comes with a dual powered source, either solar or alkaline battery. Generally under normal room lighting the calculator is powered by a built in solar cell. The alkaline batteries can be used for quite a long time depending on individual usage. When the battery is dead, you can still use the solar cell to power the calculator."The only disappointment I have so far is the hinge does not have any tension in it. It's either open and laying flat or shut. My previous calculator, the Aurora HC127, could be propped open at an angle for easier viewing. However the Aurora is no longer available so I switched to this Canon model.

I bought one of these calculators years ago when it had a leatherette cover. It was only a solar unit back then, so the fact that this works on battery and solar was a definite plus. But, the main reason why I bought it was to replace another calculator bought at a big-box retailer. Why? The keys were too small ... which I didn't even consider before buying the Casio ... but after making tons of mistakes or having to watch myself press every key to ensure I didn't make a mistake, that got old very quickly and I ordered the Canon LS-555H pocket calculator.After using this calculator for a while, I am disappointed in design changes such as: the case is hard plastic rather than the leatherette cover it used to have which made it feel more expensive and kept it from sliding off other things; the "locking" mechanism that keeps it closed can stick and be hard to unlock; the keys no longer have the "rubbery" texture to make the calculator keys feel more secure and keep your fingers from slipping off the keys. While the plastic case would make it easier to slip into/out of a pocket, I valued the leather feel more.

Dual power with an easy to read display.

Perfect size, well made, great screen and keys respond easily to touch. Drop it in your pocket or purse. Works better than your phone.