Texas TI-Little Professor Solar LPROF/PWB/11E1 TI-Little Professor Education Calculator Yellow

When I was teaching I bought three of these for the class, they were extremely popular. Now that I am retired I’ve bought this for myself to keep the brain active. It’s lost none of its magic. You do need to be near a light source for the solar panels to work.

Good calculator. Battery works on sun, very economical and reliable for kids to learn maths and start liking it. Does not have simple equations or sounds like previous models

Great learning tool my grandson who is 5 absolutely loves it. The levels build up to suit ability and after 2 wrong answers you are given the correct answer.

bought for my little boy age 8.Great present for learning math. addition, subtraction, multiplication and division at 5 different levels, just like it was when I had one many moons ago!The only thing is that its solar powered which obviously means can only been used in light, strong daylight!Would be better if had batteries as back up.Great little present though, My son will be a genious!!

I had one of these as a child, when I saw this I knew it was a must for my children! My 6, 7 & 9 yr olds share this, it's ideal for all there ages, and has 4 levels so they go on their appropriate levels, I even play on it! Highly recommended as they have fun while learning

my grand daughters use this when they stop over with me and enjoy using it, I would have bought the batterie version though as some times the screen is hard to make out .

I still have the original with its LED display that ran on a 9V battery, back at my parent's house.Still looks new even after all these years!

I had a little professor as a child (infact still have it) but thought i would treat the children to the updated version. I was a bit disappointed to be honest. It's OK but the functions are quite basic compared to some of the *Free* times tables apps that their school recommend we use. That said it's nice to avoid screen time sometimes or for travel or in the car so I thought it was worth a try. My biggest issue was with the solar panel and trying to use it indoors with lights on. Unless the device was fully facing the light source in the room the screen was at times unreadable. I had to keep turning it towards the light to read the sums. My kids lost interest after that. We will persevere and I'll update if the experience improves but initial impressions aren't great. I bought 2, one for each of my children, but will return the unused one for now.