Calculators I want to buy a new Ti-89 titanium, but I don't know where is the cheapest

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The Ti-89 Titanium calculator is currently priced around $132 with shipping on platforms like eBay and Amazon. For cheaper options, users are advised to search online for various retailers, considering both new and used models. While the manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) is higher than the current online prices, budget constraints may limit choices to either lower-end models, used calculators, or waiting to save for the desired model. Concerns about the quality of used calculators have been raised, with reports of malfunctioning buttons. The TI-Nspire is mentioned as a potentially cheaper alternative with more features, prompting discussions about whether it is a better option compared to the Ti-89 Titanium.
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I was checking the price for ti-89 titanium on both ebay and amazon, the cheapest price I can get is 132 with shipping. Can anyone give me some suggestion or website that I can get a cheaper price?

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Use an online search engine, and search for "Ti-89","titanium","calculator".

That should provide a number of online and conventional stores from which to choose. Some search results sort by price.
 
Why don't you buy it used off of amazon if money is an issue? If you have a tight budget you can't be so picky. The MSRP is actually significantly higher than amazon's price so I don't see you finding a better bargain. If your budget is tight then your choices are to (a) buy a lower model with less features, (b) buy the one you want used, (c) wait and save up more for the calculator of your dreams.
 
Have you tried Ebay?
 
I have bought the used one, it turns out to be a crap, calculator is sticky, some of the buttons don't pop up after I press on it, so I don't trust used items any more.
 
why not the nspire?
 
i don't know, it seems like nspire is cheaper than ti-89 titanium, i think nspire has more features. is nspire better than ti-89 titanium? nspire cas or just nspire?
 

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