Visual Timer, Digital Timer for Kids, Rechargeable Timer with 4 Alarm Modes & 60-Minute Countdown, Silent Timers for Classroom, Kitchen Cooking, Homeschool Study, ADHD Tools for Kids Adults

It lives on my desk and I use it every day. I use it for work flow. I used to use a mechanical kitchen timer, but it interfered with zoom meetings and audio recordings. I tried different electronic timers, starting with my phone and store bought timers, but I really like a standalone, USB-C rechargeable, silent, digital timer without all the goofy kitchen themes. This timer has survived the scrutiny of many zoom meetings. And, I've given it as gifts to friends and colleagues. Whether you use it for the Pomodoro study/work method, reminder before something important, or simply tracking your time management, it's easy to use and simple to figure out. PROs: 1) USB-C recharging. 2) Silent, low, and high volume settings. 3) Vibrate settings are high, low, off. 4) Screen brightness low and high. 5) Visual display of countdown. 1 hour is displayed as 360⁰ (12 o'clock). 45 minutes as 270⁰ (9 o'clock). 30 min = 180⁰ (6 o'clock). 15 = 90⁰ (3 o'clock). 6) Digital countdown displayed simultaneously with visual countdown. 7) Magnet on back supports the device when attached to a sufficient metal surface, like a filling cabinet. 8) Self-supporting with a built-in kickstand. 9) Counts down and counts up. 10) I like the colors. 11) No app controls. I hate the way everything has become overly complicated and requires your cellphone. 12) No voice controls. 13) No menu diving. 14) No audible countdown sound, like tick, tick, tick (as with mechanical timers). CONs: 1) I wish there was a START/STOP button centered on top, like an alarm clock, because it's always the first place I reach when shutting off the alarm. 2) I think the audible alarm is way too persistent for a timer. I think it should self-terminate after 1 minute. 3) No choices in colors. 4) I think the adjustment wheel would do better on the back with all of the other adjustments because, every time I grab it, I'm accidentally turning the adjustment wheel, and it's annoying to grab, what should be a solid object, and feel one oddball part moving under my fingers. 5) I think the screen brightness could use a 3rd setting, giving it one more low screen brightness. At night, the low setting is distractingly bright, so I turn it away.

This is a great timer I would like to say the best but every device fills its own roll These are so easy to set and use that there almost perfect. The first I bought in January was i though prefect a little hard to pic the audio and set the brightness. But was so easy to set and use made precise bread baking timing i hade to leave the January one at another store so need a second one for another location. So I reordered it in May but it was a little different from my January’s timer. The Mays made it easier to set the sound and brightness and turn to a full Off mode so throwing in my bag became easier. Setting the time was just as easy but at its highest volume level its just as little softer then my January timer. The May one is also has a nice kick stand and a magnetic mount to put up near the oven.

I’m a school-based therapist who works with Deaf students and I specifically needed a timer that had visual and vibrating cues when it was done. This fits the bill wonderfully! My students love using this and often ask to put it on as a reminder for how much time we have in our session. It reduces anxiety and keeps us all on track. One perk of this design is that once the time is set, the wheel no longer adjusts it and doesn’t interrupt the countdown. Perfect for my kids who don’t want our fun to be over and try to add more time themselves. Super easy to recharge and a long battery life - I’ve had if for at least six months now and recharged it only once. There’s no battery indicator, but you can tell when the screen starts to dim it’s ready for a charge.

I've had this timer for 2 years now. Still works great. Only issue is the numbers on the outside fades a tad. you can still see the numbers but I know they'll wear away soon.

It’s not an attractive color combination, but it works exactly as advertised and I’m very satisfied with it. I purchased it hoping it might help my six year old daughter with that last-minute rush to catch the bus in the morning and she immediately took ownership of the timer. She loves to set it for herself and suddenly she’s taking shorter showers, getting her teeth brushed, and is indeed getting out the door for the bus more easily. Haven’t had to charge it yet and it’s been used multiple times daily since we got it weeks ago! Would purchase again and recommend it for parents whose kids struggle with visualizing how much time is really left. No issues with brightness unlike other reviewers, dimness is adjustable and quite sufficient for regular indoor use.

At first it was great! However, never held a charge to the point where it stopped working all together. It has good sound quality. The white and red colors were fine. Multiple settings that included vibration on/off, alarm on/off, count up/down.

It works great for my kid

This is a very well designed, excellent timer - I hope it becomes a very successful product and the manufacturer keeps improving it. I often use the Pomodoro technique for productivity, and this is my new go-to timer for all of my work sessions. The visual feedback provided by the shrinking red wedge is a powerful motivator. I know that the basic idea is a blatant rip-off of the Time Timer line of products, but this is simply a great, modern implementation. I really like the USB-C charging and the simple, yet pleasing design. Highly recommended !

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