Time Timer MOD - Home Edition - Individual Sized 60 Minute Visual Countdown Timer for ADHD, Adults, Students, and Pomodoro with Silent Operation (Metallic Midnight)

I like this timer. It’s cute in my space and I actually like that it doesn’t tick. However, if you’re looking for a sound reminder that your time is up, this isn’t it. The only way you know the passage of time is by the visual of the color disk getting smaller. I don’t mind this but keep that in mind for your application. It is easy to use, seems to be accurate, and decent quality. I don’t use it a lot so am not sure about longevity but was a good value for my needs. (Use it in my sewing room when I am allowing myself time out of a busy day to be creative. I use it more for “permission” to sew than limiting my time. )

I use this in the morning while preparing for work because get so distracted. I give myself short time limits to complete necessary tasks leading up to my departure time so that I don’t get distracted by and lost in the unnecessary things.

Simple and easy to use. Timer alerts but doesn’t scare by being too loud. Time boxing creates a sense of urgency in completing the task. Very helpful.

It helps me stay on track. My friend teaches special education and they use them for their students as well.

What I was looking for, just wish the alarm could be made a bit quieter

This review is for the Time Timer MOD Timer (Color - Metallic Indigo). I received a free taxable sample of this timer to review in my search for a way to easily engage in focus time.The timer is made out of plastic with a protected rounded square face, weighs 99.4 grams without the battery, and measures 3 ½” x 3 ½” x 2”. The timer is powered by an AA-sized battery (not included) and as tested can operate using a rechargeable battery. Set into the center of the face is a black-colored knob which can be twisted counterclockwise to increase the amount of time and twisted clockwise to decrease the amount of time. The amount of time remaining is cleverly represented by a metallic light indigo-colored paper strip that covers up a 2” diameter section in the center of the darker indigo background of the timer face. The face is at a slight tilt of approximately 20 degrees and the combined effect with the color scheme is that the time remaining is easily readable and almost appears as if the face is lighted.Something notable about this timer is that the operation is noiseless with no ticking, humming, or otherwise noticeable sound except for the optional alarm. There is no minimum time that needs to be set for an alarm, and the time can be set anywhere from 0-60 minutes. The timer doesn’t lock to the nearest minute so the time can theoretically be set in partial minute values with the flip side being that the accuracy wouldn’t be to the second, but during testing the timer was within 15 seconds of a digital timer. The beeping alarm can be enabled by a physical sliding switch on the back and is four sets of two digital beeps when enabled.The timer has worked great as a way for me to quickly get started with focus time. I like that it’s a physically separate and easily portable option from the distractions on my mobile device and that it’s a single twist and turn process to set some time aside and focus on a task without having to constantly refer to how much time has elapsed. I also like that you can set the timer to not alarm and potentially continue without interruption once you’re locked in.All in all, this is a nicely constructed and functional timer with a neat and easily readable look. I recommend this as a great option to help engage in focus time.

This is a great timer. The color's obvious from across the room, and the alarm is pleasant. It's also easy enough to use that my 5yo can set it herself (which I guess does have its downsides lol).

I recommend this to all people to have it, it so good for learning, especially via the Pomodoro Technique.