mooas Dodecagon Time Ball Rechargeable Mini Timer (White), 11 Preset Times, Desk & Study Productivity Timer, Sound/Vibrate/Mute, Easy to Use

I'm a productivity coach and a person with really bad ADHD. I use these timers all the time for myself and recommend them to all my clients. This is the brand that I prefer and I've had clients purchase cheaper versions and they definitely feel cheaper (although they still work) This little gadget is intuitive to use and SO helpful. Especially for people with ADHD because it adds a fun and tactile element to time management that really helps with dopamine. The battery life is amazing. I use these at least a few times a week and I need to charge them maybe once a month. The sound is sort of a standard beep. It's a little bit of an unpleasant sound, but it's a timer. It's fairly loud - not enough to wak up someone in another room, but it might startle you if you are very focused. Personally, I prefer the vibration function since it doesn't startle me as much. This timer functions beautifully. It is so easy to just hit the button and set it to whatever time you want, and it makes it fun to do little 3 minute cleaning sprints or see how many emails you can get through in 5 minutes or meditate for 20 minutes. I basically can't live without mine. I have one in blue and one in peach (one lives on my desk and the other in my work bag) and they are both awesome.

I have used this product for two months and absolutely love it! I keep it on my desk at work and it has helped me to remain focused on the task at hand until the timer buzzes. Note: The first time the battery completely discharged I was unable to charge it and I thought this product was useless. Note that I was using an iPad charging cord and not the cord that arrived with this timer. As soon as I used the correct cord, it worked like a charm!

This was amazing - while it worked. I used it regularly for about 8 months and then missed a meeting yesterday when I realized it didn’t vibrate as expected. Now no lights, even after attempting to charge. It had been randomly switching to silent mode (light only) for a couple weeks. I thought maybe I’d been bumping the button but now realize it was dying. It was very useful and I had recently considered buying another for my 4th grader to help him take more responsibility for managing his time but it’s pretty pricey for less than a year of use.

This is a great timer. I use it to time almost any task sedentary task I'm performing (like doing chess tactics exercises, musical exercises, writing exercises). Because the audible alarm is not loud, I don't think it is good for loud or physically active tasks (like a kitchen timer or timing physical exercises) ... you need to have the timer in your field of view (to see the flashing light) or the environment needs to be quiet enough that the vibration or quiet beep can get your attention. But there are plenty of tasks that are compatible and this timer is the simplest way to time them. Tip: The numbers embossed on the sides are hard to read in low light, and so it can be easy to set the wrong time interval. if you are in a low light situation, use a sticker (e.g. a small post-it is fine) to indicate which side you want to put on top to start/re-start the timer. Charging requires a USB-C cable that is connected to a USB-A power source. A cable that is USB-C on both both ends will not work. I've tested a number of different cables and as long as the charging cable has a USB-A connector on one end, then charging will work. I've even tested with a USB-C charging port, but added a USB-C to USB-A converter cable and then a USB-A to USB-C cable connected to the timer and that worked. It is only USB-C direct to USB-C that doesn't work. No clue why, but at least you can use other cables to charge the timer if you misplace the originally provided cable.

Love this little timer. When it lost its charge I Tried to charge with my USB-C laptop charger, no luck. Thought my timer was broken. Then I read somewhere to only use the USB-C that came with the timer. This time it charged no problem. Frustrating.

The timer is great for kids in that it's easier to operate and lets them be more independent getting things done. BUT it didn't even last a year and then just died. I liked it so much I bought another to use while I search for something else that will last longer. It costs too much to buy 2 a year, and that's just wasteful. The other drawback (maybe) is that it doesn't read out the remaining time. It blinks when there's 10 seconds or 30 seconds or something left but that's it. That would bother me but for kids it helps them not procrastinate thinking they still have lots of time, so it's a feature for what I want to do with it.

I love how small and effective this timer is. If you are in a sensitive area where you have to be quiet, it does have a vibration setting or you can have the sound go off. The design is aesthetically pleasing and looks very sleek on your work desk. My children always gravitated towards it when they were near my desk. It is very easy to use, my only complaint would be I wish I could see how much time I had left.

Obsessed. Makes a great gift. Love this timer. Works after 1 year perfectly. Charges well.

It was wonderful while it worked but, after less than 2 months, it has stopped charging, so is now just an odd-shaped knick knack. I'm guessing the battery is rubbish, but it's impossible to open it up to replace it.

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Neat little gadget. Allows for timing projects and tasks without being tempted to keep looking at the time remaining. Highly recommend.

Muy útil.

This is a great desktop timer, it’s simple to use and feels well made. It’s pretty small, and easy to pack when working in different locations. It also prevents your office desk from looking like you might be about to cook an omelette. I like the lack of any display to distract from the work, and in vibration mode it’s very discreet in use. Perfect for task management during the day.