mooas Cube Timer (Mint), Flip Timer Productivity Timer, Time Management, Block Timer Kids Cube Timer Kitchen Timer Desk Timer for Studying Workout Classroom 1, 3, 5, 10 min Timer Setting

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Great for timing smaller durations like 30 secs, etc. Perfect for at home exercise.

Fun timmer
I absolutely love this timer however I didn’t realize when I ordered it that I got the larger quantity of time and I love the smaller one where there’s a five minute 10 minute and 15 minute timer because I have a classroom and it works more efficiently to have those smaller quantities than a 60 minute timer. It is a super fun shape kids love it. I would’ve kept it if there was a reason to have longer timers.

FIRE HAZARD – DO NOT BUY
Initial thought was this is AWESOME, an analog approach to someone who recently got into the Pomodoro technique; what an amazing solution to when I’m writing in my journal or reviewing some paper documents, and then back to a digital Pomodoro clock on my computer for emails and other work flows. This thing did great at that all while being aesthetically pleasing on my desk, while it lasted.Purchased on 12/1/23, Picture 1 and 2 are takenon 12/10/2023 where the clock got so hot it fried one of the coatings of the battery and was warm enough to physically burn me. By the time I got a kitchen thermometer it was coming way down in temp, but you can see that it certainly elevated and melted the plastic wrapper on the battery.Okay so maybe it was a fluke, liking the product enough to risk it again and say “listen it could just have been a bad battery, let’s try it once more,” and in new batteries went.Well after some travel and minimal time in front of my desk at home working this month, I finally flipped this thing over to the 30 minute timmer today, 12/31/2023, and it started chirping a sound I have not heard yet. First thing I did was pull the backing off and I was greeted with this battery (pictures 3 &4) with it’s plastic melted off, same battery slot as the one prior.Maybe mine is the fluke, but this is a fluke that shouldn’t be happening on a product that has, for the most part’, has sat for the last several weeks.

Best thing to happen to kitchen timers!
My original review is below. Today I went to change the battery, and one of the tiny prongs that holds the battery cover in place snapped off. Poor design; now it’s broken.WAS It’s perfect. Or almost so – there’s a small screen to check the remaining time on the bottom, and if you turn the cube upside down to read it, it turns off the timer. So, you have to read that at an angle. But I never look at that anyway.It flashes once a second, until the last ten seconds when it doubles its flash rate.

Welcome to managing time better without having to think about it. Just flip this cube and get stuck into it.No need to press multiple buttons on your watch or phone to start a timer. No need to engage your voice assistant and risk being mis-understood, there by interrupting your mental work flow.No need to look at your clock and try to remember what time you started.AND… no more getting stuck hyperfocused on one task until you realise that 6 hours are past and your ready to murder someone just because your now freezing cos its a cold wintery night, and you forgot to eat or drink all that time while you worked on what ever half worthless, half vital thing you got sucked into to doing this time.It’s white so suits my aestheticI would prefer if the base was a clean face and the top was a where the batteries and countdown was because my sense of order and wellbeing is not keen on having upside-down type face numbers like “5 min”. Also the flashing light should be softer like white or pale blue in the white timer: less distracting.

Sooo good for productivity while I work at my desk, working out, and cooking. Handy little multi use gadget!