Yunbaoit VT08 Pro Digital Rechargeable Visual Timer with 3.4 Inches Colored Screen,Magnetic Back,60 Minutes Silent Countdown/up Timer for Kids or Adults,Time Management Tool for Study, Working,Cooking

Love this timer! It's genuinely been so helpful to me with my ADHD. I appreciate that it's a visual timer, but that it also shows the numerical timer. I also appreciate how loud it is. I've only used the magnets on my refrigerator, but they've seemed strong and the timer doesn't slide down.

The media could not be loaded. Yubaoit VT08 Pro Visual Timer stands out from traditional timers with three important features: big digital display, USB-C connector, and rechargeable battery.I use this timer regularly to help me focus on important tasks.Timer functionalityControl the minutes by sliding a rolling wheel. The wheel has a satisfying click feedback and it’s texturized, making the slide easy to use. You get a click sound as you scroll when you have the sound on. You can either start at 0 and go up or start at 60 and go down, which allows for faster time search. The timer also remembers the time you used last after waking up from hibernation.DisplayThe display quality is more than adequate. It has good viewing angles and it is visible under heavy sunlight. It collects a fair amount of fingerprints, but it doesn't impact the overall experience. At certain angles, you can see white light bleeding but for what it is, it’s totally acceptable. The display hibernates after 30 seconds of inactivity. You can also turn it off using a backside switch.LooksThe feel is lightweight on the hands. The plastic silver trim is very appealing.Other features,It has a strong magnet on the backUSB-C charging is a fantastic additionLow battery indicatorSuggestions for version 2.0-Customizable templates (other colors) and timer ringtones.-Allow longer duration before hibernation-Add a slider with 10-minute intervals

I bought this timer ~60 days ago. Only charged it once. Worked like a charm. Used it everyday.Died. Will not take a charge.Never dropped. Never got wet. Lived on a desk and died on the desk.Not worth. Will be trying another timer.

Gave it my husband so he can remember to stand at his desk and really easy to use, functional & nice looking

Edit - July 2024: it’s been a few months since I bought the replacement, we really needed something like this both my daughter and I have ADHD and this tool is a lifesaver with homeschool and staying on task with other things. It’s frustrating that it broke, but I have to say it’s worth it to have the functionality of a visual timer.May 2024:I went to use it the other day, and it came was only beeping when pushing buttons and nothing was coming on the screen looking closer it was very very faint, so I thought maybe it just needed to be charged again. After charging it overnight, it wouldn’t turn on at all. When I plug it in, I can push the buttons and they make noise but there’s nothing on the screen. It’s like the light in the screen is separate from the battery and it’s gone out.I absolutely loved this timer, but because it’s outside of the time window I can’t return it. I definitely would recommend this if it lasted longer than 8 months! I actually didn’t even use it very much in the first few months. But it works really well for my daughter and I to stay focused while getting things done/getting ready in the morning. Super bummer…

I love this timer so much, I bought one for work and one for home. I have ADHD so I need a timer to keep me on track and the added pressure of a deadline (dopamine fix from the impending end of the time limit). The red is very visible and it’s easy to set. It runs up to 1 hour. It doesn’t need charging very often. I think I’ve had one of them for two months and use it every work day and I have only charged it’s the one time when I first got it. It eventually turns the screen off if you ignore the timer going off, which saves battery life. This is a great feature for someone with ADHD that won’t remember to turn it off. It will run while charging. It uses a standard C-cable to charge. Best of all, it can be run on mute so there isn’t an audible timer. An audible timer is disruptive for others at work and my dog is terrified of beeping, so a mute option is critical at home too. Most other timers don’t offer a mute option. It also has a louder and softer alarm option and the time blinks when it gets to zero. Overall, spending extra money on a digital timer is the way to go.

I bought this timer a little over a month ago for homeschooling. We set timers for math fact practice, copy work, breaks, etc. My kids do best with a visual timer, and they liked how this one clearly showed how much time was left along with beeps at the end of a set time. My youngest son accidentally broke our tabletop visual timer, so I bought this one because it has magnets on the back of it. I could put it on our magnetic white board, where it was easily seen by everyone and was unreachable to my youngest child. I haven't moved it around much except to turn it on or off and set the timer. Sadly it fell apart from the magnets, off the white board, and onto our hard floor today. The magnets were strong and stayed on the white board, but the adhesive holding them on was not. The screen is now unreadable as you can see from the picture, so it is of no use to me anymore. I'm sad the return window closed 10 days ago, or else I would've returned it for such a poor design that allowed it to break so easily. I don't recommend this product because it should have been useful much longer than it did. I gave it two stars because it was useful for the one month we had it, and I did like the lit visual on the screen and tolerable sounds. Now, I'm off to go find a new magnetic visual timer.