KTKUDY Digital Kitchen Timer with Mute/Loud Alarm Switch ON/Off Switch, 24 Hour Clock & Alarm, Memory Function Count Up & Count Down for Kids Teachers Cooking, Large LCD Display, Strong Magnet (Pink)

These timers get the job done! Simple and easy to use.

Well made and easy to use. Little concerned how long the battery will last since it only has one. Alarm is loud and magnets hold it firmly on fridge. Good price

The timer works perfectly, but the magnets fell off. There are 3 small magnets on the back and each of them fell off at different times. I had to glue them back on with gorilla glue. Seems like a design flaw.

It’s easy to use, is loud enough and I like the fact you can switch it off in between uses.

I like the on-off feature. With my last one, a Time Manager, I threw away the battery cover and pried out one of the AAA batteries to turn off the display . This one has a switch to turn it off. The flashing red LED instead of the beeping is something I may use. The beepers are annoying, but they are supposed to be. My last timer lasted 2 years so I’ll see how long this lasts . They don’t break the bank and are very useful. No deluding yourself about how long your nap is or how long you’re exercising etc. I think they’re essential and this one should last a while

PROS:* Loud alarm* Easy to use* Large numbers* Has three modes: countdown alarm, regular clock, alarm clock* Auto-memory function remembers last setting. Does not "go to sleep" as reviews indicate of an older version.* The alarm feature is nice and not present on a lot of timers.CONS:* No memory button to store a set memory. It only remembers the most recent setting.* The on/off button is intended to conserve the battery, but if you turn it off and back on the clock has to be reset again. So in truth the on/off button is useless unless you're planning on storing the item... in which case simply remove the battery.* The super-thin magnets are recessed into the clock, making the magnetic grip weak. There was no need for this; they could have designed the recesses to be more shallow (or the magnets thicker)... or put a shim behind the magnets to make them stick out more. My solution: glue on a stronger magnet.* Cheaply made-- cheapest of styrene plastic. Stand is flimsy.Would I buy it again? Yeah, probably would. I needed a loud alarm and large numbers and this qualifies. There are probably equally good timers out there, but there's no way to estimate the beeper volume until it's bought. This one is loud, which is what I wanted.

I mainly use these for timing stretching, balancing and physical therapy exercises multiple times a day - a total of 10 to 12 exercises a day. So I have used the front buttons around 4000 times over the last year and the front buttons are still working fine.These came with no-name batteries from China. One one of them, the original battery died in about 3 months, but the other one still has its original battery. I rarely turn them off, so the battery life is really good.With new batteries, the units are loud, which can be annoying when the timers are close to you. So you either have to use the back button to turn off/on the sound or cover the two back little speakers to muffle the sound. Originally I was concerned about long term reliability of the back switch for turning on and off the sound, but that has held up fine also. But the loudness is nice when you are in another room. As the battery gets weaker, the loudness of the sound decreases and it doesn't seem to affect the accuracy of the time. If you have the sound off there is a front LED that flashes when the count down is done, which is how I use them most of the time.They have small magnets on their backs and they have not gotten weaker.Even if they would have worn out by now, with all of the use I have given them, I would buy another set.

After 45 days the KTKUDY Digital Kitchen Timer stopped working. I contacted “[email protected] “ and received the hassle free replacement. (As advertised in description) The replacement did not cost me any money! The second replacement did not cost me any money.It is best to use two timers at the same time to be certain that one will work properly!!! I used the KTKUDY Digital Kitchen Timer for 43 days, minimum three times a day, turning it off after each use as a down timer; then I turned it on and it did not boot, I turned it off then on and it booted normally. The next day I had it set for 15 minutes, when I pressed the start button, it turned off and would not boot (nothing on the display screen). I tried again a few hours later and it started working normally. Then when I started using it again it stopped working. Then the next day it started working again and continued to work the next 7 days, but, the display is dimmer and the alarm is no longer sounding, the down timer is working. The battery is good, the battery cavity inside the timer is perfect. After 53 days it stopped working permanently.This is the third timer that died before it got to be two months of on & off daily use. I read other reviews on Amazon, a lot of similar failures did happen the same way the three timers I have; these three died slowly, coming back to life for a short period of time.Obviously there is an electrical component defect; I own other electrical devices and do not experience such early failure of the electronics. All three timers would have passed the final test at the factory because all three worked perfectly for less than two months. The design is nice, what is needed is better quality components.