Lots of options all easy to apply. Read more

After using of 2 months the print is not displaying properly, Product not suggestable.....waste of money Read more

I like everything about it except the included paper roll is just a starter. Would be nice to have included a larger paper roll as it is difficult to find the thermal paper for calculator. I had to order separately from Amazon. Don Read more

Realmente me gusto no había usado calculadora térmica, y aparte de muy claros los números el echo que puedes cambiar el tamaño se me hizo bueno Read more

I have been setting up a new home office and wanted to get the same kind of adding machine I had at work, a standard printing adding machine. My old one had auto power off and a “000” button, both features I appreciated. I bought one, the unit randomly stopped working from time to time (hitting the reset button on the back fixed it), and the replacement had the “+” key stick after a few weeks. I decided to try a Victor unit, having had one in the past, and the large print aspect of this one appealed to me. I wasn’t crazy about the thermal paper, but I like the idea that it’s quiet and fast, so I gave it a try. A few weeks later, I am hooked and have replaced my office adding machine with the same model. I like the larger printout, and 10 digits is usually enough for what I do. On the few occasions I’ve needed more digits, I’ve just flipped the “10/12” switch and presto! A 12 digit calculator with normal sized printout. I like the thermal printout as well. I was concerned in not having negative numbers print in red – the display turns red, but thermal paper only prints in one color. The solution from Victor is that negative numbers print in bold, which is distinctive enough for my uses. Meanwhile, the printout is crisp and clear and doesn’t fade as the ribbon degrades. You can write on the paper or hit it with a highlighter without any issue, or at least you can with the various (inexpensive) thermal papers I have tried. I like the time and date feature, although there’s a typo in the manual – you hit the “#/S” key to print the time or date after calling them up. Other than that, it’s a pretty standard adding machine that does the job and does it well. Highly recommended. Read more