Texas Instruments TI-108 Elementary Calculator
- 8 digit LCD display
- Solar powered, no battery listed
- Plastic case, blue
- 1.6 ounces
- Simple calculator for basic arithmetic
- Part number 108/BK
Last refreshed Sep 23, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A basic solar-powered calculator for classroom or home arithmetic. It is a simple model with no scientific functions and no warranty detail in the listing.
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ASIN: B0CBZ942ZPModel: TI-108Category: Basic Calculators
Overview
Not a scientific or graphing calculator, this Texas Instruments unit is an elementary model with an LCD display and a solar cell. The plastic case is light enough for a school bag or desk drawer.
A clear display and solar power suit simple sums at school or home. The limit is that the listing gives little detail: no key layout, no case size and no warranty terms.
Who it's for
Elementary school students and home users doing everyday arithmetic will find the basics here. Older students, and anyone who needs exponents, fractions or graphs, should choose a more capable model.
Pros and cons
- Very light plastic case
- Simple, easy-to-use design
- Single-purpose elementary model
- Basic functions only
- Display limited to eight digits
- Warranty information not available
Performance notes
A solar cell supplies the power, so the display works only with enough light and no battery is listed. The eight digit LCD limits the size of numbers that can be shown. The simple design leaves out memory and scientific keys that the listing does not mention.
Specifications
| Brand | Texas Instruments |
|---|---|
| Model | TI-108 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Weight | 1.6 ounces |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Power source | Solar powered |
| Construction & materials | |
| Case material | Plastic |
| Color | Blue |
| Other details | |
| Calculator type | Simple calculator |
| Display | 8 digit LCD |
| Part number | 108/BK |
Frequently asked questions
What comes in the box with the Texas Instruments TI-108?
The listing does not itemize the contents. It names a single calculator and gives its weight and part number only.
Does the TI-108 need batteries?
The listing says solar powered and names no battery.
Is the TI-108 a scientific calculator?
No. It is listed as a simple elementary calculator with an 8 digit LCD.