I bought the HP-32S II for my wife when it was introduced in the early 90'ies, and she used it a lot.
It even still has the "Quick Guide" for the program I made and to solve the "BMI" equation on the back
However, a couple of years back, she fell back to using her HP-11C from back in the early 80'ies, and I have been using the 32S II at work since - but now the DM42 is slowly taking over
(My HP-42S never leaves home, don't want to loose that one)
One thing that annoys me with the HP-32S II, it that only LN and e^x are primary functions, LOG and 10^x are shifted!
I really really wish it was the other way arround, or even better, put LOG and LN as primary keys and 10^x and e^x as shifted, as on the HP-42S, DM42.
It seems more natural to me, that the inverse function is on the same shifted key, just like the trigometric functions.
But perhaps changing a DM32 that way, would be considered blasfemy to the original HP-32SII?
Some pictures of my old HP-32 S II, soon to be retired due to the DM42