Smart School Educational ProductsSensory Wrist Timer for Kids, Teachers, Students, Simple Reminder Watch with Silent Alarm Clock Wristband, Classroom Countdown (Red)

5 stars because nobody else has a simple timer watch at an affordable price-pros; one button easy to use, vibration, cool colors and look.Cons- single minute increments only up to 10 minutes then 10 min increments after (so no 12 or 15 minute countdowns which is ridiculous, needs fixing), needs adult sizes- I’m an adult with narrow wrist and it fits me on last notch. Needs kill button on alarm so you don’t have to wait through 5 vibrations. Thanks for the timer, recommended.

I used this for an elementary school aged student who was required to perform a specific task at given intervals. She was able to to set and reset the timer as needed.

Not any explnations about how to charge. So you have to unhook the whole thing from the band. There is a little door you pull open and use to pull them apart. Then you can see the port. It is well hidden. There is no picture of the cord. How long it takes to charge? Can you order a cord separately? Will it use a phone charger?

I originally bought this for the gym. But it has proven so helpful in countless other ways. Couldn't recommend enough.

Really good simple affordable timer... BUT, a couple limitations that keep it from being great. Most importantly, the band closure might be fine for a classroom, but I needed it for another type of work, and I've lost 2 because it just doesn't stay secured for anything active. Second, I wish the numbers were visible at least for the last minute or two. All you really know is when time is up, no indication that time is almost up. You need to activate it to see how much time is left, which, if you know that you probably don't need the timer in the first place. Finally, the option for an audible alarm would be more helpful to me than just sensory. It will do a good job at doing exactly what it says, but if I could find it I would pay more for one that solves these issues.

Worked for 6 year old who understands how to control tech. Set it up himself because he recognized that he needed a quiet reminder while playing at school that he had to stop playing and go to the bathroom. Otherwise he had to get chafe wet clothes. Set it hourly and drive teacher nuts for about a month but then the habit was formed and did not need hourly potty visits. Whatever works we are going to try and this worked

Using a timer helps motivate me to start projects. I was looking for a wrist version so that I can work on projects on the go. I even use it for my work breaks at times. I wish there was a black one available. The charge lasts a very long time, I've had it for weeks and haven't had to charge it yet (I use it sporadically-non-stop on some days and not at all for many days in a row.) It stays on my wrist fine and isn't too hard to put on with one hand. It seems to have plenty of holes for small wrists as well as larger wrists.

Good value for a simple wrist timer. Use it as a reminder for our grandson to check in. He thinks it looks cool.