So far so good. It's really helped us at meal time and school time to keep track of the time and what's happening next. It's nice that it's re-chargeable. The charge lasts for a few days and it flashes when it's time to recharge it. I like that it holds pens and other stuff. The kids like all the different colors on the clock! I'm glad I bought it.

This timer is super useful for planning out your to-do’s and activities. If you lose track of time easily, this is great to keep a strict schedule. I struggle with time management and this tool makes it a bit easier for me.

This is a really nifty tool while seemingly designed to assist kids with time management, works for everyone, as I ordered for myself. I say that based on the kid style design of the timer. It helps with learning discipline, time management, focus, memory, and motivation. Personally, I am really impressed with its functionality. Not too much of a learning curve, but with the very basic instructions, some things you will have to figure out on your own, like changing the temp setting from Celsius to Fahrenheit. As for the changing the military time, just short press the clock button and when you see AM/PM popup than it's in standard time. Lastly, the unit comes with 3 storage slots in the back for pens and pencils, etc., however no slot for the task cards, that's just weird. They could have just put two slots, one wide enough for the cards, that are sure to get lost dealing with children, and to be honest some adults lol, and another for the writing utensils.

While this is advertised for helping kids, it's been AWESOME for me as an ADHD teacher. There are several blank check list cards along with a dry erase marker to fill them in and change them as you need to. The digital display (easily charged/powered by a USB-C cable, which is included) shows an analog clog and a timer. The timer is actually easier to set than even my phone timer, and has a visual count-down mode so with a quick glance I can see how much time is left. I use it now instead of my phone for timed tasks in my classroom. It's nice to give a task, set the timer, and have a quick glance at my "to do list" for the day to see if there's anything I should be working on while my students are to be working silently and independently. At the end of the day, I power down the electronic display and even when I forget to charge it overnight the battery lasts 2-3 school days with no issues.

Overall, I think this timer could be life changing. If you are someone who loses track of time easily, gets distracted, has a hard time accomplishing what you set out to do for the day and require visual reminders, then this could be your solution.I have purchased a couple different visual timers that leave space for to do lists and checkboxes, but this is the one that I feel drawn to using more than the others. It might actually the "the one."Pros:- you can set 3 different alarms. I think this would be helpful if you have a morning, midday, and evening routine.- in addition, there is a visual countdown timer that you can use as you go through each individual task- you can keep a variety of routine lists that you switch in and out of the unit as needed- has a visual, silent alarm via a bright blinking light- the fine point dry erase marker is next level! Truly fine point so you can write clearly.- dry erase actually erases, rather than leaving ghost marks behind- ability to click to 'done' really does scratch a dopamine itch better than crossing off a paper list- having a list next to a timer in an all-in-one unit "marries" your list to time, much better than relying on yourself to keep paper and timer together, or worse -- rely on a phone timer, since once you pick up your phone to turn alarms on or off, down the rabbit hole of distraction you go!Cons:- The unit has a strip of plastic across the middle where your list goes, which can obscure part of your list- I find the list tricky to get out. Sometimes it slides right out, other times it's catching on something and I have to keep trying. I haven't figured out the mechanism of that yet.- dry erase might erase too easily - not sure I will be able to preserve my lists without accidentally erasing everything. (although if you have a consistent routine you know you want to follow, you could write it out permanently instead of using dry erase.)- alarms rely on military time, instead of AM and PM- for those of us who use Fahrenheit over Celsius, it renders the temperature reading useless, since you can't change from C to F.- set up and use is NOT intuitive. I have to both refer to the instructions and play around with things to get them to work. Over time, though, this will become less of a problem as a learn the system and remember how to do everything.- I simply cannot accept the alarm sound, and must use the silent function. The sound is a downright awful beeping sound that terrorizes my dog and leaves me feeling annoyed. This morning as I sat on the couch and read before church, I felt lucky that I glanced at the unit at the right time when it flashed, and I could have missed the alarm.I know a lot of other reviewers mentioned some of the same cons that I did. I hope they can improve upon the product in future iterations, but this one is pretty great as it is. There are so many necessary functions to the unit - the alarms, the timer, the list - it might not be possible to make a perfect unit to please everyone. It might also be impossible to make it any more intuitive than it already is, due to the various features.All in all, it's worth a shot if you are looking to be better at life.

I am an at risk counselor for neurodivergent children. I cannot tell you how wonderfully this visual representation of time and task has helped me and my students during our sessions. My students love to set the timer so that they can choose their own parameters of how much time they need to complete a task before every session I have their schedule pre-written for them so that they can check the switches as they go down the list and accomplish as much as they can. The digital face of the clock is very colorful and thus my students really enjoy watching the time pass by or to check in on the time as they complete assignments. Before using this with the students, I tested it on myself as I am an individual who was classified as neurodivergent. I found that this little buddy helped me get so many things done in a faster time because I was timing myself and seeing if I could beat previous Records. I will say the one thing that I do not like is the alarm sound. It is the classic buzzer alarm sound the beep beep beep but other than that… This thing is amazing. Oh one last note though there isn’t a pouch to place all the cards that you have at your disposal for scheduling. I don’t really know what to do with these extra cards so I’ve just taped them to the backside.