Top 5 Calculators for Geometry

As we stated earlier, Texas Instruments is the industry leader in graphing calculators and TI-Nspire CX II CAS is the most powerful and advanced graphing calculator.

It features an amazing color LCD screen that has to be seen to believe.

It has a powerful CPU and a massive 100MB of storage. It is packed full of preinstalled apps, functions, and tools that make it the best choice overall for graphing calculators.

Comes preloaded with lots of useful apps including an app for note-taking. There is also an app creating spreadsheets.

The high-quality, high-resolution color display enhances the experience of the user. It is the most powerful, but it is also the most complicated graphing calculator on our list.

Texas Instruments is the industry standard when it comes to graphing calculators and the TI-84+ CE leads the pack.

It is filled with features and functions that make it the device of choice for math students across the country.

It features a color-enhanced display and a comfortable shape and too numerous functions to mention in this review.

The TI-84+ CE features a massive amount of storage for a graphing calculator with its 3.0MB of storage space and powerful CPU.

The high-resolution backlit color LCD screen enhances the user experience. The function and number buttons are large and all are well-labeled.

It comes with many preloaded apps and has room to download others to the device.

The Numworks Graphing Calculator has taken the math world by storm, going head-to-head with the Texas Instruments TI-84.

This sleek device will easily remind you of a certain device from a little company named after a piece of fruit. This sleek-looking calculator is easy is handle and also easy to operate.

The great-looking high-definition screen is really easy on the eyes, unlike other calculators on our list.

It is powered by a rechargeable Lithium-ion battery pack that is included and delivers 20 hours of battery life between charges.

The buttons are large and very well labeled so that it is easier to operate. It also includes a USB charging cord to keep it charged at all times.

Texas Instruments has been making the best graphing calculators for high school and college students for decades.

Their calculators are packed features numerous functions and features that make them some of the most highly recommended devices by math and science teachers all over the country.

The TI-83+ is a capable model that has many of the features and functions that allow it to be used for math and science courses. However, it is limited when compared to other more advanced models.

The TI-83+ features a fast CPU and enough built-in RAM and storage to be able to run the preloaded programs.

Its compact size makes it easy to hold and button placement makes it easy to operate.

While it does have most of what the higher-end graphing calculators have, its limitations mean that it is mostly an entry-level graphing calculator.

The Casio fx-9750GII is designed to bring all of the features found on a much higher-priced calculator to those families that cannot afford to spend hundreds of dollars.

This makes it a much more reasonable option for those parents who are wanting to give their kids an opportunity to succeed. At the same time, not having to break the bank to afford it.

It is fairly easy to navigate its functions thanks to its icon-based system. It has several features like AP Statistics and built-in Conic Equations.  It has a decent CPU with 62KB of RAM.

The display is crisp and clear with 21 characters x 8 lines high-resolution LCD.

Powered by four AAA non-rechargeable batteries (included) and delivers up to 200 hours of use per set of batteries.