5 Best calculators for statistics

The G8X92AA from HP is a cutting-edge new generation statistical calculator that has features like a full-color display, multi-touch control options like the keyboard or the touch screen and the ability to switch between different types of views (Graphical or numbers) with dedicated keys.

That’s not all either. With a simple firmware upgrade and HP Prime Wireless Kit1 and HP Connectivity Kit, you also get support for P2P (Prime to Prime) and in-class Wi-Fi that allows you to wirelessly connect and transfer data between the calculator and a computer.

As would be evident by now, the usage of the calculator is not limited to a statistic class. It is also widely used in engineering, chemistry, computer science, trigonometry and the likes.

Casio was always the fastest-growing competition for TI and the FX-9750GII which was their entry-level model almost rivalled the TI-83 Plus in popularity.

That has a lot to do with the under $50 price tag though. And as expected at this price point it is not loaded with bells and whistles.

Instead, it has a barebones interface with just enough features that you’d need for your calculations and exams.

For some boasting rights, it was the 9750 series that first introduced the USB technology way back in 2009.

While that may seem pale in comparison today, it pretty much sums up what the FX-9750GII stands for.

Talk about budget-priced statistical calculators and no one would believe that you could buy one that’s priced under $15. And it isn’t one of those cheap Chinese-made gimcracks either.

This is the Sharp EL-W535TGBBL that earns the reputation of being the cheapest statistical calculator in the market currently.

That moniker does not do justice to the device for this is an amazingly versatile calculator that can help you perform over 330 types of functions and calculations. That’s not bad at all.

The club that with the reasonably large display and excellent keypad ԛuality, you have a very worthy #3 choice in this list of the best stats calculators.

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We start our list of the best graphic calculators with what has been a worthy successor to the immensely popular TI-83.

This is the TI-84 from Texas Instruments and it has a whole laundry list of features that make life simpler in your calculations and during your tests.

The good thing about Texas Instruments statistical calculators is they’re reliable. This model is approved for use during most common tests like the AP and IB as well as during exams like the PSAT, SAT and ACT.

For the uninitiated, the ACT restricts the use of calculators like the TI-89 Titanium or the TI-Nspire CX that have integrated algebra systems

We decided to end this list with the BA II Plus, probably the best calculator for college statistics.

It’s slightly more advanced and offers financial calculations, in addition, to the standard mathematical functions. Along with an impressive feature bundle, it is also priced under $30.

The feature list is highlighted by a worksheet mode that lets you easily include tables for a variety of functions, a slide-on protective case for the keypad and in-built storage memory that allows you to store your worksheets.