Casio fx-991CW

[Matt Agajanian]

(11-24-2022 07:55 PM)Csaba Tizedes Wrote:  

(11-24-2022 07:12 PM)Matt Agajanian Wrote:  maybe they are using that as a test market. Could it be that if the CW is an international market success, Casio will make the CW available in the US?

It is not necessarily true - the Eastern market is huge, just imagine China's market. And in those schools there are recommendations for acceptable calculators also. I'm sure there is no HP accepted, but CASIO, SHARP and maybe TI accepted.

Just check this programmable unit - 680 program steps, 4 program area, 23 built-in equation, constants, 6 regression model, list based statistics with editor, solar+battery powered, very roboust and slim design, really good keyboard, sharp black good visible two-line display - I'm sure this calculator is on the top of CASIO's porfolio - and available only in Eastern countries:

CASIO fx-50FH / 50F Plus

My CASIO fx-50FH playlist

Cs.

Looks like a real contender. A question. From the looks of it, this seems like it’s a similar build as the 115ES Plus (First edition). To me, that means rubbery mushy keys that wobble around which makes it seem the keycaps would dislodge and fall off, unlike the keyboards for the 2nd edition 115 ES Plus, the 991EX Classswiz, which seem to have keys that feel more solid and don’t wobble around.

So, how is the keyboard quality of this 50FH II model?
Tried searching for the manuals. Found the 50F Plus manual.
Is there a link for the manual to the 50FH II?