7-in-1 Visual Timer for Kids and Adults, ADHD Planner with 12/24 Hour Visual Timer, Planning Board, Countdown, Alarm Clock, Calendar, Temperature Display, Storage Area, Autism & ADHD Tools

Not as Useful as I had Hoped
I wanted to like this. I looked forward to using it as soon as it arrived. I got this unique clock with the hopes of becoming more focused and productive for daily chores and tasks. Unfortunately, I won’t be using it at all.What I liked:-It is unique and has innovative features and intentions.-It was already charged upon arrival.What I didn’t like:-The instructions are unclear and are on a small piece of paper with a tiny font. Overall, instructions were insufficient. I still do not know how to use all of this clock’s features successfully.-The user interface is not appealing.-The voice on this device is loud and can be alarming, startling. This immediately tempted me to put it all back in the box it came in. I could not find a way to decrease the digitized voice’s decibels. The instructions did not mention a volume feature.-The main functions re: tasks and productivity are unclear.-The plastic penholder and drawer do not attach to the clock easily. This is problematic, as the clock relies on the penholder to stand on its own. I eventually got it to attach.-The drawer on the plastic penholder squeaks loudly and gets stuck.I wanted to love this. I yearned to use its innovative approach to productivity and distraction. Sadly, I will not.

This Task Timer Keeps Me Focused (Mostly)
Do I dare admit, I got this for myself? The giant numbers and the visual countdown get my attention and remind me to stay focused on a task. I love the manual sliders for checking off specific tasks or steps along my progress toward a goal. The supportive vocals would be great too, except that it really is using some old technology. It reminds me of 90’s and early 2000’s digital learning toys. This organizing assistant has potential. It can help both children and adults with task awareness and time management, but I’m afraid most children over the age of six or so will find the voice comments too cheesy.The idea of a storage container is good in theory, but the current design isn’t great. I had some trouble keeping it attached to the back – I’ll probably need to glue it in place if I decide to use it. And the drawer? It’s terrible. There’s no lubrication, just plastic scraping against plastic, and it makes a truly jarring sound every single time I open it. This really needs improvement; anyone sensitive to touch or sound is going to hate that part.

Helps with task tracking
Easy to use m. Works well. Elementary-style design. Is being used by my 15 year old son to help keep him on track as he has ADHD.