POLAMD 60-Minute Visual Analog Timer, Countdown Clock for Kids and Adults, Time Management Tool for Teaching Cooking Homework Meeting Games, No Loud Ticking

This is a great way to curb tv time for my toddler or avoid burning the kitchen done when you have a toddler distraction

My young daughter struggles with the concept of time! this Is a great visual to show her how much time / colour is left untill she needs to be ready.Nice little alarm when times up.

This is a very practical tool for young people who have trouble with time. It works really well with a high pitched alarm to alert the young people if they take a shower etc. Very satisfied with the quality and price.

Timer is good, cheap and cheerful

For some reason I assumed this would trill like an egg timer when the time was up, but it's actually a very loud beep beep noise, making me jump when it goes off.Otherwise though it's a great tool to keep me focused (I put it on top of my phone when I'm studying so I don't check it until the timer is up- very effective technique!)Also it's a bit pricey for what it is but it does what I want it to sooo yeh

Very easy to use and keeps our toddler on a time out. It notifies you when the time is over. Loud enough to hear it

The blue plastic cover that makes up the visual pet of the timer is flimsy so it does not stand the rest of time. My toddler dropped it once and the plastic became stuck and was not able to be fixed. What a waste of money and plastic. Very disappointing as my son relies on this to manage transitions. Such a good idea but the quality is not good enough unfortunately.

This has been some small help for my ADHD where internal and external time aren't as easily in sync. Obviously it's not a miracle worker for solving everything related, but it has this basic benefit. Speaking of basic, this item is a touch overpriced for something that only does one small thing and has no other digital value beyond just displaying time counting down. I bought this as it came recommended, but to be honest a cheaper one would probably work as well given it's a one setting product.