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HP 17bII+ Financial Calculator

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Price:

US $57.19

ApproximatelyAU $87.63

+ US $22.58 postage

Estimated delivery Thu, 23 May - Tue, 4 Jun

Returns:

30-day returns. Buyer pays for return postage.

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HP 17BII+ Financial Calculator 250+ Built in Functions 2 lines x 22 character Display with Adjustable Contrast Used for CFP Certification Exam. The HP 17bII+ financial calculator is both powerful and easy-to-use.

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Product Information

It's all business all the time with this powerful workhorse designed specifically for real estate, finance and business professionals. Over 250 built-in functions, a clock, calendar, appointment tracking and much, much more at a price that would make an accountant smile.

Product Identifiers

Brand
HP
MPN
F2234A
UPC
0808736628204
Model
17bII+
eBay Product ID (ePID)
54850707

Product Key Features

Power Source
Battery
Size
Handheld
Key Size
Regular
Type
Financial

Additional Product Features

Display Type
Regular
Digit Display
44 Digits

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item 1 HP 17BII+ Financial Calculator, Silver
AU $87.63
+AU $34.60 postage
item 2 HP 17bII Financial Calculator - F2234A
AU $87.63
+AU $34.60 postage
item 3 17bII Financial Calculator 22-Digit LCD 17bII Financial Calculator, 22-Digit LCD
AU $87.63
+AU $34.60 postage
item 4 HP 17BII+ Financial Calculator 250+ Funct Best for Real Estate Banking Business
AU $87.63
+AU $34.60 postage
item 5 HP 17BII+ Financial Calculator 2x22 Character Disp for CFP Certification Exam
AU $87.63
+AU $34.60 postage
item 6 HP 17BII+ Calculator Powerful Business Financial Statistical Mathematic Features
AU $87.63
+AU $34.60 postage
item 7 Brand New HP 17BII+ Financial Calculator
AU $97.76
+AU $35.18 postage

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4.8 out of 5 stars based on 87 product ratings

87 product ratings

73 users rated this 5 out of 5 stars
11 users rated this 4 out of 5 stars
3 users rated this 3 out of 5 stars
0 users rated this 2 out of 5 stars
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5 out of 5 stars
by gadget12701 Nov, 2019
Top favourable review
This silver unit is a nice version of this venerable machine
Silver version is made in Philippines. Keyboard feels OK but not quite as good as 17Bii. Display contrast is best I’ve seen on these yet though. Silver version went back to large enter key compared to gold colored 17Bii+. Also gold one is made in China. Note older 17Bii(not + version) has 6k vs 30k available memory but has a faster solver. It supplies answer immediately where are the + models solve iteratively which is noticeably slower but generally not problematic. Older 17Bii is also slightly larger. Gold 17Bii+ is smallest version and made in China. I have not had keyboard issues on it but don’t use it all that much. I also have not had keyboard issues with my Chinese scientific machines so this may only be an issue for heavy users. It was least desirable version for me. I like the silver versions size and display so very happy with it but the older 17Bii should be seriously considered unless you need the smaller size or additional memory. Those are made in Indonesia or real old ones Singapore. Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
3 out of 5 stars
by pojiboy30 Sep, 2020
Top critical review
slow entry and occasional missed digits
great contrast compared to my 17IIb, but the zero key doesnt always register. if you do it slowly then it will, but if rapid entry is what you are looking for without potential errors then maybe not the best
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
4 out of 5 stars
by 269*andrea30 Mar, 2014
Don't buy HP calculators made in China
I am a long-time user of HP financial and scientific calculators, including 12b, 17bII, and 11. HP 17bII calculators deserve a 5 star rating IF -- big IF -- they are manufactured anywhere, except China. HP used to manufacture its calculators in many countries, including the US, Brazil, Singapore, etc. They were outstanding. Over the past few years, the vast majority of HP calculators have been manufactured in China. And they are TERRIBLE. Sticking keys, error messages in the midst of operations, etc. I have owned a few and I have returned/discarded all of them. The silver calculator shown to the right is a newer model probably manufactured in China. As a rule, I ask eBay sellers to specify the country of origin. Don't be afraid to buy older calculators made anywhere else. Avoid those made in China.Read full review
4 out of 5 stars
by skwalebaba05 Oct, 2006
HP-17BII+ Fiancial & Scientific calculator
The HP-17BII+ calculator works well as a financial or scientific calculator. Nevertheless, the original HP-17BII (not the + model) is much desirable. Although the BII+ shows some new capabilities, the keystrokes are very similar and the 17BII+ has a cheap feel to the buttons when pressed and sometimes the number or function doesn't register when the button is pressed (welcome to cost cutting!). You will not have any problem to find a HP-17BII on eBay today and I think it is a better investment than the BII+. The 17BII has been produced first in Singapor (we can identify it because it shows 5 rubber feet on the back) and secondly in Indonesia (this one shows 3 rubber feet only on the back). The singaporian model is the one to look for, particularly if you are a collector. Keep an Indonesian model if you like variations and because it is a better model than the 17BII+. The nostalgic users will seek for a 17B which is the less powerfull but the oldest model. The collector will seek also for the black variation of the Indonesian model.Read full review
5 out of 5 stars
by spebat10 Jan, 2009
HP 17bII after 20 yrs is still the best
After 20 yrs the design and functionality of this calculator has withstood the test of time. Appropriate spacing between the buttons, menu driven functions, unlimited decimals, a list function so that you can review a register of inputs like you would on a ten key (except you can edit in the HP), NPV, memorized formulas, long battery life, adjustable viewing angle (not the screen but within the LCD display), the list goes on. Every good accountant should have an HP17BII.

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Product Information

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All listings for this product

item 1 HP 17BII+ Financial Calculator, Silver

item 2 HP 17bII Financial Calculator - F2234A

item 3 17bII Financial Calculator 22-Digit LCD 17bII Financial Calculator, 22-Digit LCD

item 4 HP 17BII+ Financial Calculator 250+ Funct Best for Real Estate Banking Business

item 5 HP 17BII+ Financial Calculator 2x22 Character Disp for CFP Certification Exam

item 6 HP 17BII+ Calculator Powerful Business Financial Statistical Mathematic Features

item 7 Brand New HP 17BII+ Financial Calculator

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Most relevant reviews

This silver unit is a nice version of this venerable machine

slow entry and occasional missed digits

Don't buy HP calculators made in China

HP-17BII+ Fiancial & Scientific calculator

HP 17bII after 20 yrs is still the best

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