BOVKEHard Graphing Calculator Carrying Case for Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus CE/TI-83 Plus CE/Casio fx-9750GII, Extra Zipped Pocket for USB Cables, Manual, Pencil, Ruler and Other Items, Black

I was pleased to see this become available in the UK, as I'd previously only seen it on amazon.com (with no option to ship to the UK). The case is sturdy enough. It is quite bulky, but there is plenty of room for storing spare batteries and cables on the left-hand side, with a calculator in the right-hand side. It fits my HP 50g perfectly.Note that this case is not really suitable for the TI Nspire CX (and possibly older Nspire models) as the calculator is slightly too tall for the case, making it a very snug fit (difficult to remove). With the Nspire's slide-on cover fitted, there isn't enough room to stow the calculator flush with the bottom of the case - it will only fit at a jaunty angle. (It is still possible to zip up the case though).The case will be unsuitable for the Casio ClassPad fx-CP400 due to its height.The case may be a bit on the bulky side for modern, slim-line calculators with lithium battery packs, such as HP Prime and TI-84 Plus CE, but those two should fit.Disclaimer: I was given this product from the manufacturer asked to give a review of it. My review is honest, unbiased and not influenced in any way.

Packaging isn't much to write home about, it comes in a plain white card box, but the case itself it pretty good quality. It feels like ballistic nylon with some structuring material underneath it for stiffness. The interior of the case is backed with a soft orange velvet-like fabric, a nice touch to prevent scratching the calculator. It has a band of elastic that will help hold the calculator in place and a pocket for cables on the inside of the "lid", you might not be able to store all that much in there as well as a calculator however. This pocket also means that there's a zipper clattering against your calculator when the case is closed. I feel better knowing it's in this case rather than just banging around bare in my bag though.The only problem is my calculator, a Casio fx-CG20 is a bit big for it. It just about fits and I can close the zipper with no strain, but it's clearly a tight fit.

Good, my child is happy.

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