Stopwatch, Amble Countdown Timer and Stopwatch Record 20 Memories Lap Split Time with Tally Counter and Calendar Clock with Alarm for Sports Coaches and Referees 1 Pack

I think the device works exactly as intended, but it's far more complex than what I needed. I just needed to time my bike rides, and the added complexity of split-time, count-down timer, etc, sometimes makes it hard for me to figure out how to re-zero it. - Of course, I cannot blame the product for its being more intelligent than I am.Also, I sometimes bump the buttons while I'm out-and-about, and I either stop the timer or reset it unintentionally. This wouldn't happen if the buttons were not mounted on the exact opposite side from where the lanyard is attached.

So far so good seems to do what i need it to do

Works fine, TO SILENCE THE BEEPS WHEN YOU HIT THE BUTTON!!!! remove the white wire

I bought a pack of 3.. I use it on my 2 mile jog around the park. I run 10 x. So it's cool that I can click it every time I go around to keep track the number of laps.. I also set a timer for what my typical time is for 2 miles... I'm really happy with it. I'm a 45 year old trainer.. Grew up in the 80 and a teen in 90 s.. I'm not interested in high tech stuff. Just to keep track of time. None of this new tech keeps u healthier . So I y spend so much on a clock,timer etc..

It’s a great and easy product to use. The only real issue is that the buttons are too sensitive. It’ll click to a different mode or start on its own from the slightest touch.

Gives u splits from relay. U hear a beep for each timed run. Start and stop. A real plus. U don’t need to look at watch to make sure it’s recording. The first watch I purchased was more expensive but no beep and button didn’t work ever time. This cheaper and better

I use technology at work and at home every day. I cannot figure out how to get this thing to do the countdown timer, which is the only reason I bought it. it also just seems very cheaply made. This thing unfortunately is trash.

It's the right size for my hand. The buttons have just the right amount of sensitivity.I wish it would would store more than 20 laps; it keeps counting laps after 20, but it only remembers the exact times for the first 20. This is okay because it performs as advertised and the cheapest alternative with more than 20 memories costs 4 times as much. I wish it had a button to temporarily light up the screen for night use, but other stopwatches with this feature are usually $5 more expensive.