3 in 1 Visual ADHD Timer for Kids with Planning Board, Task Timer, Chore Chart & Visual Schedule Planner, Autism & ADHD Tools with Checklist for Classroom, Homeschool, Home
$32.99
| Color | Orange – White |
|---|---|
| Brand | Nixroork |
| Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, Plastic |
| Product Dimensions | 2″D x 8″W x 4.7″H |
| Item Weight | 0.39 Kilograms |
| Number of settings | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Nixroork |
| Item Weight | 13.7 ounces |
| ASIN | B0FFMGPX3V |
| Item model number | Nix-VT003-OR |
| Batteries | 1 9V batteries required. (included) |
| Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank |
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| Date First Available | June 26, 2025 |
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3 in 1 Visual ADHD Timer for Kids with Planning Board, Task Timer, Chore Chart & Visual Schedule Planner, Autism & ADHD Tools with Checklist for Classroom, Homeschool, Home
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Aimdoom –
Super Helpful Visual Timer for Kids and Parents
This 3-in-1 visual ADHD timer is very practical and well thought out. It comes with a planning board, task/time management chart, and even an alarm clock, which makes it perfect for everyday scheduling. As a homeschooling mom, I find it especially helpful in keeping my kids on track and making routines easier to follow.
Timothy Phoenix –
Good task timer with small issues.
I really like this larger pomodoro timer compared to the smaller versions. Along with the visual countdown timer, the addition of a status light and a task list makes this timer more useful for me. I leave this pomodoro timer on my work desk to help me stay on schedule, and as a small visual reminder to finish task items.The timer came with a hard plastic “tasks” list card, a small dry-erase marker, a short USB-A to USB-C cable, and a set of operation instructions. The front facing side has the visual countdown timer, a digital clock, a place to put the “tasks” list, and some sliders to mark task completion. The back has a power button, alarm type selector, buttons to adjust the time on the digital clock, and a USB-C port for powering or charging the timer.This pomodoro timer has a built-in rechargeable battery which is very nice since other timers tend to require extra batteries. The digital clock and countdown timer require that the unit is turned on to use them. The clock is very easy to set to the correct time and the timer starts as soon as the dial is turned. It is simple to use but includes easy to follow instructions for all items.The timer has two possible alerts for when time runs out. There is an LED indicator light on the right side of the timer that turns Green while counting down and flashes Red once time is up. An auditory alarm can also be set for when time runs out as well. The timer will start beeping and can be turned off with the top button. The timer and clock both seem fairly accurate in time keeping.The task list and sliders is one of my favorite features for addition information. The include dry-erase marker has a fine point tip and writes just OK on the list surface. The marker ink is easy to erase from the list even by accident if touched. The timer doesn’t have a spot for the marker which seems like an oversight on this product.I am fairly pleased with this timer’s performance so far. It operates exactly as I would hope for in a pomodoro timer. It counts down helping me stay on task, while having the benefit of extra written visual queues. That said, it does have a couple of flaws. The timer doesn’t keep the time once it is turned off so it resets to 12:00am every time. The USB cord is too short to be really useful and the marker having no home on the timer. All of those are just minor issues that don’t outweigh its benefit as a product. It is still a very good tool. 4 Stars.
Mark –
Great for teaching time management
Just to be clear, I don’t use this for ADHA. I use it in a classroom for time management and goal to task orientation.The timer, volume, and all that stuff is fine. It could be better to get attention, but it does work well.I like that I can write tasks and they can check off as each one is done. The timer is a good extra function that makes it look good and work really well.This has been fun with kids teaching them how to manage their timeIt works well. Everything moves like it should. It sits up well and looks decent.I have a picture here for reference.Overall, I like this for teaching time management.I hope this review was helpful!
Real Review –
Works great for tasks
I use it for work to keep me on task, and it’s fantastic. The list is dry erase friendly, but I prefer to use wet erase markers. The timer is accurate and loud, I covered the speaker with tape so it is quieter. When time is up and i turn it off, sometimes it starts beeping again and I have to turn the alarm off 2 or 3 times. I think it’s a little too sensitive, we’llsee if it is durable enough to last. It looks cute on my desk, in the pink color.
JC –
Definitely more for chaperoned kids than adults
As an adult with ADHD I am willing to try anything to help my brain out, even if it means trying products aimed at kids ha! Unfortunately as a self-governing adult this did not work for me, but I think if you were to use it in the context of parent/child or tutor/child it could be more effective. The battery lasts long and the alarm is very loud which means you won’t miss the deadline if going into hyper focus. Looks exactly as pictured in the photos and is made of a durable plastic (doesn’t feel cheap).
Deedee –
Great help with defiant kiddos
This timer helps immensely with an ADHD third grader for after school routine. We just set the time, and when the alarm goes off, she can check off the task and move on without complaints. It took a few days to get used to the new system, of course, but now, we are hearing no complaints, and she’s taking her responsibilities into her own hands and feelings in control.I will say the alarm is quite loud, and I definitely had to look up how to set the clock, but so far so good. It stays charged for several days, and I just plug it into the USB c on the PlayStation to charge while someone is playing a game.I absolutely love this timer.
Alexm –
Works well but could use some updates to design
This visual aid timer and task tracker has been helpful to me. I like that the tasks have a completion slider to move which is satisfying. I enjoy seeing in orange how much time is left. Something’s I wish I had differently were the clock is way too small and hard to read. There is no pen holder for the marker to use with it, I wish it had a spot for the marker to attach to. The alarm sound that goes off when the timer is done is very loud, annoying and stressful. I had to tape over the speaker just to quiet the sound level down, I wish there were multiple options of alarms, one peaceful and one loud. Overall it works well for Pomodoro style tasking but could use some updates.