Canon Office Products WS-1400H Business Calculator

Bought this one to replace one (same model) I'd had for around 15 years that quit working. Waiting on the new one, I found out the old one quit because had laid under some papers in the dark too long, and the solar charged battery was down. The old one laid on my desk for the day- recharged itself on inside light, and is running like new again. Battery never replaced either so now I have two, and a place for both. It's a winner.These little gems run 14 digit displays, so you can do big-number calculations on them

very handy

Big keys and good feel. Just the way I like it.

Works great!

Great calculator. This is standard issue at the office and I also have one for my office at home. Large keys, a large display that also tilts, good tactile feedback when entering data, and a decent size for those of us with large hands. Sturdy and solidly built. I initially tried to go cheap for my home office, but those calculators proved the saying "you get what you pay for". Got rid of them and got this. Very few things get a five star from me. This does.

I use this same calculator at work and love it. I love the tilting display, dual power, and one, two, and three digit zeroes. Absolutely perfect calculator. I highly recommend it to anyone!

I have the old version of this at work WS-1200H and my calculator at home recently broke so I decided to get this thinking it was exactly the same as the one at work. When I got it, I noticed that there were three zero buttons on the bottom where my old one only had two. I use the zero and double zero keys most often when doing calculations and not so much the triple zero, so this took a little getting use to and the reason for docking a star. I use a 10 key numeric keypad a lot and naturally use my thumb to hit the zero key on both keyboards and calculators, but as you can see on this calculator, the zero button is further away so it has been a challenge re-teaching my thumb to extend further to use this calculator. Not sure why they changed this, but my guess is people are getting richer and richer or budgets are getting bigger and bigger and thus the need for the extra zeros. I will most likely keep this until it breaks or I intentionally break it out of frustration so I can buy another one where the zero button is in its proper place under the one button.

This is a solid, well made calculator that functions perfectly. It is exactly what I was looking for, not some cheesy unit. I expect to perform flawlessly for many years just like my last one did (13 years).