Visual Classroom Timer for Kids – Desk 60 Minutes Countdown Timers for Teachers and Students, Non-Ticking Homeschool Study Supply Time Cognition Tool for Toddler, Easy Rotating and Reading

Great value!
Got this for my asd child. But it actually helps me too. Could be louder, but it’s meant for sensitive ears so I guess it’s good. Extremely easy to use. I love the visual timer! I totally needed this when I was little. Definitely a good buy. I bought a few of these things to help her around the house.

It’s great!
Potty trained my son with this and he loved being able to use it himself! Highly recommend

Decent, inexpensive timer
This is a decent timer. Very easy to use – just turn the time to the number of minutes (up to 60) and it immediately starts winding down.Basic, but clean and nice looking design.3 sounds options:No soundbeep for 3 seconds when donebeep for 60 seconds when doneThe beeps a loud enough to hear in home with moderate background noise like traffic passing audibly by outside (on a pretty busy road), but not too loud. Probably can’t hear it in the next room if the door is closed.The beeps are soft, relatively high pitch. They’re not jarring.Good as a pomodoro timer as long as you don’t want the every second tick that some timers offer (very much a matter of preference)Good price.Why only 3 stars:This is simply not a precise device. For example I can set it to about 15 minutes give or take half a minute or more, but I would be hard pressed to set so it goes off within a second or two of 15 minutes. Depending on what you’re using it for that may be fine though.The countdown indicator continues down past 0 for almost a half a minute before the timer starts sounding that the countdown is done.It feels quite fragile (but honestly is probably fine if it’s just sitting on your desk or a shelf or something).

Candy clock ⏰
I have ADHD and this product helps me focus so much. It’s easy to use and very loud when it goes off. It’s good quality and I have been using it for about a year now. It’s is worth the money for my good grades

This has a nice modern aesthetic design, and is easy enough to use, by rotating the dial face clockwise to get the time set. However, it lacks some features that one could expect from timers, like an alarm shutoff button, alarm length duration. Though it does offer two settings for the length of the alarm at 3 sec and 60 sec. Would have been nice to have settings in the middle. The mute button disables the alarm completely, but would have been nice to have a button to stop the alarm once it has been heard. I found the numbers on the dial faded out. Would have been better if they were darker, or maybe even glow in the dark. The material is durable and the workmanship is quality. Overall, an above average offering for the value.This review is for the “Rosenpatio Visual Classroom Timer for Kids – Desk 60 Minutes Countdown Timers for Teachers and Students, Non-Ticking Homeschool Study Supply Time Cognition Tool for Toddler, Easy Rotating and Reading”.

This Rosenpatio Visual Classroom Timer is a great buy for helping kids manage their time. The bright lollipop design is visually appealing and helps kids easily relate to time, making it perfect for children from kindergarten to high school. The timer is also aesthetically pleasing and looks great on my desk.I appreciate how easy it is for kids to set the timer using the outer-knob rotating mechanism, which is especially helpful for younger kids with developing fine motor skills. The non-ticking feature is great for quiet environments, and the mute function is a nice touch.At $14.99, it’s a decent price for a durable, functional tool that can be used for a long time. The 60-minute countdown and the clear display make it a great tool for time management and focus. My only slight issue is that it could be a bit larger, but overall, it works as expected and is definitely worth the price.