Visual Timer, 60-Minute Countdown Timer for Kids, Toddler, Autism, ADHD or Adults - Visual Time Management Tool for Classroom, Kitchen, Cooking, Office(Batteries Not Included)

Some reviewers felt this timer was not easy to use, but I found it to be very easy to use. I like that it has options to sound an alarm, vibrate or mute. It is electronic so unlike other timers that are mechanical, it is very accurate. You also have the ability to brighten or dim the display, so it'll be more visible in most lighting conditions. It is rechargeable and so far seems to last a long time. Also it is small, so I can use it without drawing too much attention to it.

I got this timer to help my toddler transition smoother from activity/screentime/etc. The timer is easy to use and clear to hear, although you can also put it on a silent mode as well. I did knock the timer down to 4 stars as the knob comes off easily. I can pop it back on, but it is annoying as my toddler can’t put it back on and it is a choking hazard for my baby.

This timer is great for kids who need to stay on task. There is a silent alarm, one that vibrates, one that is loud and one that is quiet. You can also adjust the brightness of the screen. It is rechargeable and lasts a long time off of a charge.

I got this to use for my workouts. I've been using my phone or iPad and wanted to try a standalone timer. On the plus side, I really like the size of this timer because it's easy to see and love that it's rechargeable so there's no need to have batteries on hand. Being rechargeable was actually one of the main reasons I chose this timer. Using it during a workout though, was more complicated and time consuming than I anticipated. A small instruction sheet was included and was very necessary to understand how the timer works.I think this is a very good device if you're wanting to use it for times over 5 minutes, whether counting up or down. It can be used for shorter times, which is what I primarily wanted (30 sec, 45 sec, 1 min, 2 min), but it's not as easy to use for the shorter times. I've decided to keep looking for a small device that's easy to use for events of less than 5 minutes.

Would’ve been better if it came with batteries. It’s an ok timer. Doesn’t look high quality but it gets the job done.

The media could not be loaded. The timer is not working. The instructions stated to press the wheel and adjust the time. I followed it, but either it stayed at 60 minutes and started counting down, or somehow it turned to 1 minute (I have no idea how I did it) and started counting down, or it just counted up. I'm posting a video.I thought maybe it needed to be charged longer, so I gave it a half day of charging, but nope, it did not work. It has a nice panel and it is easy to read but if you can't use it as a timer, that doesn't mean anything.

I use timers in my classroom and have a variety. The ones that show a student that time is passing by having a visual element are great--especially kids with ADHD and others who may not have a strong concept of time. The red light-up portion is not as vibrant as the photo included with the Amazon listing, but it is fine and can be seen without looking too menacing. =) It has loud, softer, and vibrate settings. I prefer the softer and the vibrate settings for the classroom. The timer is easy to set and turn off. The timer does not feel heavy since it does not have batteries inside, but it seems like it will hold up under normal classroom use. I appreciate that this timer can be charged with the included cable, which is fine as I have power strips with USB outlets and a few charging bricks. Note that this does not a USB 3 cable.

I liked the concept and the timer does work as advertised. It gives a nice triple ring and keeps doing so until reset. Makes it hard to miss when it goes off. I had trouble with the button functions and it took a bit of playing with to figure out what and how everything works. Perhaps if a readable set of instructions were included, it would be easier to figure out. I liked teh combination of either "count up" or "count down" in the same timer with the minute bars to give a good visual indication of remaining time.