FX-CG100
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Use code BTS20 for 20% off selected lines - Sale price £111.99 The fx-CG100 is the UKs best-selling Graphic calculator (replacing the now discontinued fx-CG50). • Recommended and approved for use in Key Stages 3, 4 & 5, this is the ultimate calculator for students studying GCSE Advanced/Further Maths, A Level Mathematics, Highers, Advanced Highers and IB (all levels). • Allowed in every UK exam where a calculator can be used and provides daily support for success in maths. • Free UK delivery • Free 3 year guarantee included • Clip-on protective hard cover included • High resolution, full colour backlit display with more than 65,000 colours • Simple PC connectivity via USB-C for uploading files and product updates • Over 3,000 functions • Permitted in all UK calculator exams The fx-CG100 is Casio's latest and most advanced graphic calculator approved for UK exams. It follows the same trusted and highly popular ClassWiz user interface, meaning that students transitioning from Casio scientific calculators to graphic calculators can easily access menus, operations and apps. Reliable and Durable: Built for Learning. Made to Last. Cheap alternatives and counterfeit copies may be available, but they often lack the reliability, durability, and curriculum suitability needed for classroom use. Our genuine calculators are built to last, trusted by educators, and suitable for the UK maths curriculum. For the best performance and long-term value, we recommend choosing an authentic Casio product. From the inventors the world’s first compact all-electric calculator over 60 years ago, genuine Casio calculators offer the durability, reliability, and UK curriculum compatibility that students and teachers depend on. Choose authentic for quality you can trust. Avoid counterfeit and fake products. Buy with confidence from a trusted source View our Model Comparison Chart to find the right calculator for you. The fx-CG100 is permitted in all UK calculator exams, further details can be found on the Joint Council for Qualifications calculator FAQ document here .