TI-84 Evo Graphing Calculator Texas Instruments, White | Intuitive Icon-based Homescreen, USB-C Charging, Python Programming, Faster Performance, Bigger Graphs than TI-84 Plus CE

This updated version of the TI graphing calculators is great! Everyone in class is jealous—a bit comical I think. It’s a bit easier to use than the older versions. It’s easier on the eyes especially to find what you need. Plenty of shortcuts. I signed up online which gives you a four year subscription free when you buy this of course. But it’s nice to have the tutorials and to have the use of a calculator online too. So if you have a tablet or PC, sign into your account and you have a duplicate calculator essentially. The calculator is slimmer, the screen is clear and colorful. Battery life is excellent and it uses a C-port which makes life easier with the million of different devices most of us have now. And this one is excepted at more exams/texts than the older versions.

Is it a major change? No. But the little changes they made ,to me make sense. The buttons feel so much better, the screen text and icons make it feel so much more modern and although the graphs are larger now, the text (font) being smaller actually fits more too making the screen just feel right. Also I love the USB C port. Much more convenient. It is a little pricey yes but as someone that uses their calculator on a day to day for work (engineering), it isn't a big deal. I also love the black (dark) case/cover. If you're wondering if you need to upgrade from a TI-84 Plus CE (including the Python version), the answer is more than likely no. But if you are buying your first graphing calculator and you have the money to buy this one, it is a solid choice, it doesn't feel like it will be outdated anytime soon. One thing to note, and maybe its just me. As of today 05/03/2026, the TI Connect CE software does not support the new Evo. The Evo has its own online based software that lets you update and upload files to the calculator and vise versa. You also get a subscription to their online TI-84 Evo (essentially an emulator). It okay. I originally liked the TI connect Ce software because you can write programs (TI Basic code) on your computer and then transfer it over to the calculator but this doesn't work with the new Evo, at least for now. The online tool and emulator also don't let you do this so hopefully it is a change that comes soon but time will tell. Until then if you still use the Basic TI code, you'll have to do it manually on the calculator. Tedious but doable for simple programs. Other than that. Great purchase. I'd definitely recommend.

I am not a teacher, or a student. I have a couple of hobbies that are math intensive, and a quality graphing calculator is a real plus. I have been using the TI-84 Plus CE since its introduction and have been very pleased with it, primarily because of the many features it has, more than I will ever use, and the ease of writing programs. The calculator will do about anything a pc will do, other than print, and is much more readily accessible and portable. The rechargeable battery lasts a long time and does not take forever to recharge. The new TI-84 Evo came with a very attractive price and some improvements over the CE, so I ordered one. Out of the box, it charged quickly with the new USB-C charging. The keyboard is much improved over the CE, cleaner, less cluttered and, in white, much more visible than my black CE. The Evo is advertised as having a 3X faster processor and .5 MB more memory. The new home screen is icon based and the display, to me, is cleaner and a noticeable improvement over the CE. I don't notice graphs on the Evo loading any faster than the CE, but the full screen is now used to display graphs, whereas the CE has a border and smaller display area. Math entries on the Evo do seem to process faster as do various programs I have written. The Evo does have Python programming as well as the TI-Basic. Perhaps some day I will tackle the Python, but for now the TI-basic works fine and is simple to use. The functionality of the Evo is very similar to the CE, and I have been using both side by side. Other than Python programming the Evo does not do much more than the CE, but it is cleaner and faster and worth the additional investment. My granddaughter is a college graduate with degrees in math and computer programming. I just ordered a second Evo to give her at Christmas.

This has all the functions needed for more advanced math classes while still being pretty easy to navigate once you get used to it. The display is clear, the buttons are easy to read, and I really like the pink color because it makes it easy to spot. Great option for students who need a graphing calculator for class.

Cool, calm, just like my mom, with a TI-84 Evo graphing calculator inside her palm. The TI-84 Evo feels like a much-needed modern update to the classic TI-84. It’s fast, easy to use, has the familiar layout, and in my opinion is a better choice than the TI-84 Plus CE. Why? USB-C. Seriously, who doesn’t use USB-C anymore? The screen looks great, calculations are quick, and you don’t have to keep some ancient cable around just to charge your calculator. It also comes with a bundled 4-year online software subscription. If you’re going to suffer through algebra, geometry, statistics, and whatever mathematical punishment comes next, you might as well do it cool, calm, and with USB-C.

Cool calculator after their long streak without releasing a new 84 series calculator. A bit over priced but the colors and quality are good and precise. The usb c charger is good for staying modern with the universal charging and overall it's a good calculator but can't wait for better software updates. a few minor mold defects on my product but its super small and probably something that will get fixed. overall the calculator looks good and has a lot of similar characteristics to the 84 plus ce. some of the buttons got moved around or changed on this calculator and it messes with muscle memory on the key presses. the "APPS" button is just gone sadly and replaced with a useless "function / function" button..... but {math}, {enter} does the same thing.. or just using parenthesis right. i assume the change was made for lower level understandings and comprehensions on division. overall though the design looks sleek and modern much like its predecessors. might use it for my AP physics and Calc BC tests in a few days. really just got the calculator so me and my friends could have first look at a new calc and so we could make jokes about "dropping evo calc at the bridge" (clash royale reference). but so far (1 day after launch is when im reviewing it. overnight delivery coming in clutch lol) its a cool calculator. would rate like 8/10 overall. just super pricey for what it is and much slower than a ti-nspire for the same value or cheaper. the functions are easy and nice to use but some buttons seem unnecessary. cant wait to see further development and updates to it and the modding community for it.

I love the layout of the homepage with the icons, very user friendly. The type c plug is also a huge plus. Would definitely say this one’s worth the extra money over the ce plus!

It has been almost a decade since I have needed a calculator but now that I am back in school it is a must especially with calculus. This is much better than the TI-84 I use to use. I love the color screen and it is so much cleare. It no longer looks pixilated. It is lightweight and USB-C rechargeable. The slide over protect is easy to take on and off and does a good job a protecting the screen and buttons.