Casio

Casio is a Japanese multinational electronics company founded in 1946 by Tadao Kashio and his brothers. Headquartered in Tokyo, Casio has a global presence with offices and production facilities worldwide. The company initially produced mechanical parts and made its mark in the electronics market with Japan’s first compact all-electric calculator in 1957. Over the years, Casio has expanded its product range to include calculators, electronic musical instruments, digital cameras, projectors, and a variety of watches. Casio is particularly well-known for its innovative watches, including the Casiotron, the first digital watch with an automatic calendar, and the G-Shock series, recognized for their durability and advanced features. The company’s products cater to a diverse customer base, from general consumers seeking reliable watches and calculators to professionals and students needing advanced electronic instruments. Casio's commitment to quality and value is evident in its wide array of products designed to enhance everyday life.