Sensory Wrist Timer for Kids, Teachers, Students, Simple Reminder Watch with Silent Alarm Clock Wristband, Classroom Countdown (Blue)

* edit* (I bought this on July 1st of 2024, today is May 10th of 2025)I still use this everyday, I wake up and put it on my wrist and start my day.To me it is a game changer and I would not be without it!!! I absolutely love this!!!!!!!!I purchased this for a discreet timer while I was house cleaning (think Dana K White), it works absolutely WONDERFUL for that. It also turned out to be much more useful then just for cleaning!! Cooking, kid time outs, naps and a work break/lunch timer are just a few ways I use it. It is so discreet and convenient as a bracelet that I use it for almost everything that needs timing. I wake up in the morning and put this on along with my bracelets and wear it all day until I go to sleep, after just one month this now joins my coffee pot as a "must have at all times" item!!! I will purchase this immediately again if it ever stops working!!! Please make a waterproof version!!!

This wristband timer is exactly what I've always been looking for! 48 years ago, when I started my first school-teaching job, there was a boy in my 4th grade class who wouldn't do even one simple math problem or write even one word on his paper.I said, "Kenny, let's see if you can do one math problem in two minutes." I set a timer. He quickly did the problem. We switched to TWO problems in two minutes, etc., etc. Soon he was getting his work done. (I also had other desirable and undesirable consequences going, which all helped.)I decided to use a timer on myself for all of the things that were hard to get going on. It helped me tremendously.I've tried many different small timers on ropes to wear around my neck, but that is quite annoying.I've tried the digital watches that have stopwatch features, but I always wanted just a simple count-down timer on a wristband.This is it! It's finally been invented, and interestingly, by a school teacher. It's so unobtrusive and simple to operate. Several other reviews said the wristband was too small. One reviewer said that she was small-boned with a very thin wrist, but that the band barely fit on its last slot. Not so for my timer. Mine has tons of extra slots left.Update: one week later: The timer just quit working! I noticed that it didn't vibrate after about 5 minutes, then checked it, and nothing showed digitally. I kept trying---all black. I'll return it.

Edit: Nevermind. After going through the washer, it does indeed still work but it came back Different. I didn't notice until I left it by my bedside and it woke me up, but now it will take input and count down, vibrating as expected, but in the absence of my input, it will cycle through 1 to 60 and apparently choose at random a time to count down from, vibrating the alarm and going through the normal process before starting it's own countdown again. I'm going to let it run the battery down and retire it to backup for my other one (green band instead of black, so hopefully I'll notice it before I turn on the washer...)It works great as described, and is pretty tough - I accidentally put all of it (electronics and band) through the clothes washer on high heat setting; the display was a little fuzzy coming out, but I let it sit for 24 hours in our Dry Caddy (hearing aids size), and it's back to keeping a charge and working like it's supposed to. Given the price, that's impressive.

It was hard to find a single countdown timer in a wearable. I don't need other functions, the timer is the really important part for me. No more putting a pan of water on to boil and then losing track of what I'm doing. I have a countertop silent visual timer as well, but now I am mobile. I included pictures to help folks who were wondering about sizing. I am an adult but have small wrists. If it holds up to my daily use I will edit to 5 stars. A smart watch or fitbit are too expensive when I really only use one or two functions. I also like the type A usb charging port with a snug cover so it won't get ruined and fail like 2 fitbits did.

The bracelet is small, simple, and easy to use. I got the bracelet to remind myself to drink water and it was perfect for that!

While it worked, this device was perfect. When I'm in the office I will walk around to discuss items with my team and found that I would be late for my next meeting. This watch was a subtle way for me to keep time and ensure I wasn't late to meetings. Unfortunately, after about a week it stopped working. Now the timer won't start and I'm unable to do anything but flip between the time settings.

My son is in occupational therapy for behavioral challenges. The therapist recommended using a timer application to give him a 5 minute warning on transitioning activities. But it is hard to always have a timer available and all the watches are too complex for our needs and his comprehension. We use the timer to give 5 minute transition warnings, to set checkin times while he is playing with friends on the playground, and for his "safe and calm body" exercises when he gets too excited. It is highly effective, he loves his timer, and actively engages with it.It looks like they are out of stock, which has me very concerned if we were to lose it. I hope seller can restock because I am unable to find any comparable products on the market. If sales have been slow, seller should explore marketing to OT clinics as this product has improved the life of my family during challenging times.

The media could not be loaded. Had the watch a few weeks and it’s already not working just a waste of money keeps flashing E-02 it won’t reset or charge