Answer
Mar 09, 2025 - 12:00 AM
Yes, the Sharp EL-2630PIII uses a traditional impact printing mechanism, so it does make noticeable noise while printing. It is comparable to most desktop printing calculators used in offices and accounting environments.
When not printing, the calculator operates quietly. If noise is a concern, you can switch the print function off and use it as a standard calculator without the printing sounds.
Customers typically find the noise level acceptable for office use, but it is not considered a "quiet" printer compared to modern inkjet or thermal printing devices.
