Canon MP18D II Printing Calculator

• 12-digits
• High speed
• Two color printout
• Durable metalllic paper holder
• Decimal point selector+02346F

Would be a fantastic calculator if the keys didn''t stick. Every time I use it the keys stick so badly, I have to go very slowly and be careful to press each key in the center. Don''t waste your money. I am very disappointed.

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I bought one of these calculators and it has been the same as worthless. The keys stick constantly--the only way I can get it to work is carefully pressing directly in the middle of each key---which doesn''t happen very often. I''ve never had a calculator with a problem like this. I would not buy this model.

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I''ve had a habit in the past of working so intensely when I get going that I absentmindedly dump my calculator off on the floor. The last one took that kind of abuse a couple of times and then I had to replace it. I obviously wanted to replace it with the same kind and then hopefully not abuse it.

This one is serving my purposes well and I haven''t dumped it on the floor yet. I have it fastened down with Velcro, so I won''t do that again.

This machine is easy to operate and functions well. I recommend it.

EDITED after much, much more use to say that I''m very pleased with it. I''ve had no problems. It''s a good, solid machine.

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I''ve had this calculator for some time and it works well and consistently every time. I''ve not had problems with keys sticking or any other problems. I need to run carbonless tape and it works well. I would like to find one that is comparable but battery powered.

I initially purchased this calculator because I wanted a desktop size, medium priced for the slight daily usage it would get. This product is a piece of junk! I have gone through two with the warranty and I won''t get another one. This type of product is unacceptable, and I would say should be pulled from Canon''s product line. Both times, the same identical malfunctions occurred. I would suggest trying a Sharp or Texas Instruments brand.