250 Functions - 2 Lines - 22 Characters - LCD - Battery Powered - MPN: F2234A See Product Details
Description
Whether you're a busy real-estate, finance, or business professional or a dedicated student; whether you spend your time in meetings or in class, this powerful calculator will help you get down to business. Highlights include two-variable statistics and forecasting, more than 250 built-in functions, and function programming.
Summary
Product Title: HP (Hewlett-Packard) 17bII+ Financial Calculator
Manufacturer: HP (Hewlett-Packard)
Lowest Price: $78.74
Power Score: 4.8 | 8 Reviews
Features
Power Source: Battery, 2 x Button Cell
General
Type: Business/Financial Calculator
Height: 5.71 in
Width: 3.19 in
Depth: 0.58 in
Weight: 105.5 g
Warranty Information: 1 Year Limited
URL: Manufacturer Link
Additional Specifications
Frequency Band: Write and solve applications for any variable without rewriting the original equation Quickly find solutions using the menus, prompts, and messages Store data using the 28K memory Review data stored in list format, scrolling and editing as your data changes Choose your data entry mode: RPN or algebraic Utilize the list-based, two-variable statistics and forecasting
Number of Functions: 250
Functions: Business and Finance: TVM (loans, savings, and leasing) Amortization Cash flow analysis Cash flow functions / number of functions: IRR, NPV, NFV, and NUS / 600+ Bond price and yield Depreciation methods: SL, DB, SOYD, and ACRS Interest rate conversions Currency and unit conversions Statistics and Mathematics: List-based Statistical analysis STD deviation / mean / weighted mean Forecasting, correlation coefficient +, -, x, /, 1/x, +/-, 1n, X, ex, n!, yx, SUM x, SUM x2, SUM y, SUM y2, SUM xy LOG, 10x, PI, x Time and Data Management: Clock, calendar, appointments, and alarm Date arithmetic Number lists, edit, sort, store
Buttons & Keys: Alpha and Numeric
Strengths: Easy to Use and Powerful compared to other brands.
Weakness: Expensive
I had purchased an alternate brand, also a financial calculator for $26. The product was extremely complicated to use, that I returned it to shop a HP 17bii+ instead. The $60 additional I paid is well worth it. This product is easy to use and has many built in functions that are very applicable.
Strengths: Lots of features, 2 line lcd display
Weakness: menus can get confusing
This calculator is on the higher end of financial calculators. The 2 line LCD display is really nice when calculating TVM and depreciation. There are a lot of powerful features, but navigating the menus can be a little tricky. Reading the manual before using is a must to figure out how to use every single feature. Can buy an optional printer to print out calculations via a built in IR port but I...
Strengths: The HP17bii+ is extremely easy to use. The owner's handbook and problem-solving guide is clear and straight forward. This financial calculator is very comprehensive and offers a great value.
Weakness: The calculator is light weight and comes with a leather cover. The cover is made of mainly plastic, not the more durable metal as I'm used to. It has a nice and professional look overall.
I have purchased the HP17b11+ for a financial management class and this is the first financial calculator I've purchased. The user's manual provides many examples and makes it easy to start using the calculator right away. I've read several reviews of this calculator before I decided to purchase it. I found it has received very favorable reviews and beats other brands in performance and value.
Strengths: Convenient built-in functions; fairly easy to program; two line display; comes with a nice protective case
Weakness: You only get 30 seconds to replace batteries before you lose all of your data and equations!
I've been using the HP17BII+ for a statistics class. My professor is a self-proclaimed calculator junkie, and he recommended/required this model to his students because it is one of the best. For the most part, I agree. This calculator has many convenient built-in functions to compute things like mean, range, standard deviation, correlation, etc. We use these functions often, and they save us a...
Strengths: Does NPV, chain linked performance, and all the other functions required by a financial analyst.
Weakness: None noted.
I used the predecessor HP model for years until I dropped it one too many times. I borrowed a friend's HP 17bii+ which has all the same functions, liked it, and recently ordered one for myself. It's smaller and lighter than my old model, but the casing material looks to be more forgiving if the calculator gets dropped or banged.
Strengths: 2 Line display makes it easy to use; solid feel to keyboard and easy for 1 hand data entry; easily programmable; can use rpn or algebraic data entry
Weakness: Very lightweight
I need to use a financial calculator periodically, but not on a daily basis. That means I can use a calculator that is easy to use. Over the years I have had 3 HP-12C's (and they all still work great, and the original is still the best built calculator I have ever had). Still, I found that I would forget how to use functions I did not often use. I also had an HP 10B (first generation) that I...
Strengths: Provides many useful financial calculations.
Weakness: Although easy to use, it took a few tutorials to get it right. You also need to make sure all fields are cleared before starting a new calculation.
A colleague of mine recommended this financial calculator because it is helpful in our business (financial advising). No need to memorize a bunch of formulas when you have the HP 17bii+. It also allows you to solve for many different variables. It's a bit intimidating at first; I needed to run through the tutorials* a few times. However, it becomes an extremely useful tool once you get the hang...
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HP 17bii+ Financial Calculator
Strengths: Very good product. It does what I need it to do, which is do financial projections and calculations in minutes without having to think too hard.
Weakness: The manual doesn't really show all the functions that this unit can do.
I've owned an HP 15c since college and when it's serious calculator needs, I always look to HP first. I needed a financial calculator and asked my coworkers what they used. Most used HP so I thought I would buy one. I liked the lesser units, but I am glad I bought the 17bii+ as the menu oriented functionality makes problem solving a breeze. I am disappointed with the manual as most of the...
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