Cube Pomodoro Timer, Rechargeable Small Cute, Timer for Kids and Classroom, Kitchen, Cooking, Workout & Study Countdown, Time Management Tool (Honey Yellow)

This is the coolest little gadget! I just received it today and I've used it many, many times already. It's given me a realistic perspective on my time leaks during my day. For example, work documentation that I thought took me 5 minutes? Nope. I repeatedly found the timer running out before I was finished the task. Realistically, I spend 7 minutes on that task. If I repeat that process 35 times in my work day, I 've identified a fairly accurate block of 70 minutes that I need to eke out for that task. That definitely helps in planning my day! This timer also helps with the afternoon drag if I make a game out of "beat the timer". I think it will also help with mundane chores. Rather than dreading the yuck chore of weekly paperwork management at home, I set that task timer for 5 minutes and toss, file or "deal with right now" DAILY to avoid a backlog of personal secretarial duties on my day off. That's just an example, but it's to illustrate how this tool can help compartmentalize your life. My husband wants one too, and I'm considering getting a second timer to set hourly to remind me to stand, stretch, give my eyes a break, get some water during my work day. I can definitely see it helping to create that healthy habit! I wish they sold these in a discounted multipack. I think it's a cool gift or stocking stuffer for most ages!

I've had mine for just over a year. Don't remember if I charged with a different cord before but I thought the timer had died. Read someone else's review to use the cord included. Works now. I love this timer, easy to set and carry. Takes some use to remember where the times are. Easy to use. I like having the range of minutes, I use them all and it keeps me from reaching for my phone

My husband said "why would you buy this when you have a timer on your phone and your watch?" My answer is because this is so darn easy and convenient! I just flip it to the number I want to count down to and off I go. It's always in use in my house on weekends when there are things I *want* to do and things I *have* to do and I don't want to get stuck doing one and never get the other done. I promise myself I'll spend 30 or 45 minutes on something and then once it goes off I switch. It's also going to be a great substitute for those games when we can't figure out where the cheapo hourglass went!

Very good for task management, but not a kitchen timerThe numbers don't show up very well. We has to fill them in with a bit of paint

The media could not be loaded. I love this thing! It's a fun and finite way to get through tasks that you don't want to do. Or, to limit the time doing thrbthings you like too much- like doom scrolling. Its stylish, and the embossed numbers are jumbo, and easy to read, even for those who dont have their glasses or readers. I like it better than my phone timer, because as soon as I hold my phone, I want to use it. Its very light, no batteries needed, USB C rechargeable. The price is well worth it. There is nothing to break off if you drop it. Its a simple and effective device. You can select how to be alerted. Beep, flash or buzz (vibration). See my video for a demo!

This is so fun and cute! Everyone who sees it asks where I got it. So far it works great (after 3 weeks). The shape is adorable, much smaller than I thought. It fits easily in the palm. So, I can shove it in my backpack and use it anywhere, especially with the vibrate mode.

I originally purchased one for a high schooler who has ADHD-inattentive, which causes them to lose track of time. They had tried several timers, plus timers on the phone and apple watch, but all of the other timers had two issues: a) it takes too long to set the timer up for a new time, and b) there's always a countdown that causes stress and brings attention away from the task at hand if you look at the timer.This timer solves both issues! To set it, press the button and rotate the time to the top. Half a second to a second. And it just sits there, no countdown, nothing moving or flashing, just a blue LED on one corner to let you know it's on. When it does go off, it's either a beep, a beep + vibrate, or vibrate-only, your choice. 45 minutes working, ten minutes off, repeat the cycle, almost no attention spent on the timer itself. Perfect.I've purchased one for myself for the same reasons, mostly when doing multiple sets of exercises at home where it's easy to get sidetracked into taking a 45-minute break between circuits instead of a ten-minute break. I'll just look at that on email... Since circuits on different days are different lengths with different breaks, this makes it really easy to stay on track, without investing effort or attention to staying on track.