Thank you for the review. If you want a 15C Voyager replacement the DM15L is the only option considering the ridiculously over priced HP15C's on eBay which are all 30 years old and can break any moment after you purchased it. The DM15L also has the advantage that the core software can be updated, this was never an option with the HP. Although the finish and faceplate may be of some concern, the DM15L is the best on the market. I have tried the HP15C app, but there is no comparison.
I had been searching for a 15C forever and then learned this existed, and I thought to myself "why spend $200-300 for a 30yr old calculator when I can get a better, faster, brand new ones for $129?' Couldnt be happier!
One advantage of the SwissMicros versions is that they don't have the bugs that the HP versions have (see HPforum for the details). To me this is important.
Are you aware by now, that you're able to change the font with a switched of device and then hold the 7 key while turn it on. With that you can cycle through (I think it was seven) different fonts and one of them is a old fashion 8 segement display. :o)
Thank you for the review. If you want a 15C Voyager replacement the DM15L is the only option considering the ridiculously over priced HP15C's on eBay which are all 30 years old and can break any moment after you purchased it. The DM15L also has the advantage that the core software can be updated, this was never an option with the HP. Although the finish and faceplate may be of some concern, the DM15L is the best on the market. I have tried the HP15C app, but there is no comparison.
I completely agree. Thanks for your comment!
I had been searching for a 15C forever and then learned this existed, and I thought to myself "why spend $200-300 for a 30yr old calculator when I can get a better, faster, brand new ones for $129?'
Couldnt be happier!
This comparison of the build quality was what I was looking for (and which I could not find elsewhere). Thank you!
One advantage of the SwissMicros versions is that they don't have the bugs that the HP versions have (see HPforum for the details). To me this is important.
Yup. The DM15L is quickly becoming one of my favorite calculators in my collection. I might do a re-review.
I've ordered the DM42, it also looks promising!
I ordered my DM15L yesterday! SO EXCITED!
Are you aware by now, that you're able to change the font with a switched of device and then hold the 7 key while turn it on. With that you can cycle through (I think it was seven) different fonts and one of them is a old fashion 8 segement display. :o)
Thanks for the video and review! Are you happy with it after these years of use? I’m thinking of getting one.
Trust me, calculators are not obsolete!