TIME TIMER3 inch Visual Timer — 60 Minute Kids Desk Countdown Clock with Dry Erase Activity Card and Desktop App Access — for Kids Classroom, Homeschool Study Tool, Task Reminder, Home and Kitchen

I love this thing and have been using it constantly for work. Seeing the remaining time visually displayed in red, in combination with the note on what I should be working on, is really helping me stay on task. And the alarm reminds me to take breaks. It's simple and well-built, and does what it says it'll do.

Life changing as an adult with ADHD.I have have struggled with time blindness and starting/completing care tasks my entire life. I have ordered 2 more of these timers. Here’s why it helps me.SEEING the fraction of an hour of my day, visually, and being able to set it without getting on my phone (and getting distracted every time, which sets me off course. Frustrating). Examples:- getting ready for work and leaving on time (this is the biggest game changer for me. I am ALWAYS late but no more!!!)- setting small increments of time for care tasks (if you have ADHD you know how physically painful it is to BEGIN the dishes or laundry or any sort of cleaning). Today I have done 4 loads of laundry by setting the time to 15 mins, folding it during that time; then taking a break and playing video games or doing something else and then coming back to it again throughout the day.Honestly best money I’ve spent in a LONG time. This has changed my life!!

I often don't notice the time when I'm doing something, usually those not very productive activities. This has helped me use my time more effectively. I like its size, as I can bring it wherever I need to

So far, I like this little timer. It's a great tool to help visualize the time that's left, which is great for ADHD brains! It feels solid enough for what it is, and I was really pleased with the simple packaging. The carry bag for it is very soft, and I honestly wish I had a shirt made of the same material as the liner!There are, however, some small design choices that I didn't like. Far from deal breakers, but for $25, it's a little annoying that these things weren't accounted for.First, the biggest annoyance: No included battery. This timer takes a single AA, which I thankfully was able to find in my junk drawer. However, for the price and what you get, I feel like tossing in a battery wouldn't be the end of the world. It's a small gesture, but for those with no batteries on hand, it can be the difference between being excited to use it and being annoyed with needing to buy a pack for a single one at the store.Secondly, the cover for the timer is difficult to open without nails. There's a small cutout at the top of the cover that's juuust big enough to get your nail into to pry it open. Without nails, you'd need to get something else to open it. This could've been avoided by adding a divot in the black casing, and it's something I'd like to see in a future iteration, if at all.Finally, the small wheel in the center, which is meant to turn the timer. It's a super small, super smooth plastic button that's nearly impossible to grab onto securely. A textured surface or even making it taller would've easily prevented this. As of now, I'm dragging the little magnifier around to wind it, as if it's a rotary phone.TL;DR: Great product, but some small design changes would make a world of difference. Get it if you want a small visual timer!

The media could not be loaded. Does exactly what it needs to do. I use it as a work timer, pomodoro timer, cooking timer etc. I know I could just use my phone, but something about physically interacting with an object is nice. You can have it make a alarm sound once the timer goes off, or you can keep it silent. Very simple, works well, does exactly what you need.

I wish I'd bought this years ago! Absolutely game changing for time blindness and chronic lateness!!! Doing mini productivity sprints with it also helps me break through inertia and feel proud of myself for getting things done. Those with ADHD know what a big deal that is!After feeling chastised by alarms and reminders for years, I'm shocked by how much affection I have for this little device. : - )I have multiple Time Timers, and value them all, but this model is my favorite for the size, portability, and slot on the top. You can use the included dry-erase card or an index card to put a visual reminder of the Why for a task, or a reward you'll get immediately afterwards. I find it really helpful for extra-challenging tasks, or small steps towards a long-term goal that feels far away.LOVE this timer, and can't recommend it highly enough!

I love the red. However, I think the red should be on the other side. The numbers should start at the top and go around and down the right like a regular clock. It is exactly backward. The clear front acts as a stand. You get a small dry erase board also. It helps with those who have ADHD. It helps me to focus on what I am trying to do. The red visual helps you to see quickly how things are going.

I set the timer for 15, 30, 45 minutes and it doesn't do what it's suppose to do and that's count down. I hear a ticking sound so it's doing something. Unfortunately if it's this fragile it's not worth the price tag.