The Marbig 97640 is an 8-digit compact desktop calculator built for everyday office and desk-based calculations, with solar power backed up by battery so it keeps working in low light. It's a practical, no-frills unit for anyone who needs a reliable calculator at a reception desk, office workstation, or checkout counter.
This is a general-purpose desktop calculator, not tied to any specific device or software - it's suited to any office, retail counter, or home desk where you need quick, accurate sums without pulling out a phone or spreadsheet. Its slim, tilted design means it sits comfortably on a desktop or slides neatly into a drawer when you're done with it.
One Marbig 8-digit desktop calculator. Power is solar with battery back-up for lower-light conditions - the specific back-up battery type isn't listed on this page, so check with us first if you need to know the exact battery model before you order.
If you just need a calculator that sits on a desk, does the basics well, and doesn't take up much room, this covers it: an 8-digit tilted display for easy reading, memory and percentage functions for everyday sums, and a slim 105mm (W) x 135mm (D) x 30mm (H) footprint that fits in a drawer. Solar power with battery back-up means you're not left with a dead calculator under office lighting.
Both. It's solar powered with battery back-up for low light, so it keeps working even off a window.
It measures 105mm (W) x 135mm (D) x 30mm (H) - slim enough to sit on a desk or fit in a drawer.
An 8-digit tilted display, 3-key full memory (M+, M-, MRC), a percentage key, and a square root key.
Yes - its slim, compact design is built to sit neatly in a drawer when not in use.
It's solar powered with a battery back-up, but the exact back-up battery model isn't listed on this page. Contact us to confirm before ordering if this matters to you.
Yes - the 8-digit display, memory function, and compact size suit reception desks, back-office admin, or a retail/EFTPOS counter, as well as home use.
Digit count is how many numbers the display shows at once. 8-digit covers everyday totals; 12-digit suits larger sums like bulk invoicing.