Cube Timer, Kitchen Timer with Gravity Flip Countdown Settings 15-20-30-60 Minutes for Time Management and Work, Study, Desk,Exercise, Cook, Baking(White)

I originally bought 3 of these; one for myself and one of each of my two daughters for Christmas stockings.I jokingly purchased them for those tasks we all dislike. Surprisingly, it worked wonders for me when cleaning closets...I then purchased two more; (one for each floor in my home) as the price is extremely low for the value and quality. I have to laugh as I find myself racing against the alarm to finish my task. Easy to set alarm for desired amount of time....alarm is very audible but not annoying or startling. all of those things I tend to put off, are now completed!

I was advised by my doctor to try the pomodoro technique to help me focus on tasks and homework. I was delighted to stumble across this and thought it would be large enough not to get lost like a standard timer, and would look nicer on my desk. Both are correct! I love this thing! It's very helpful, the timer is accurate and it's helped me with studying and staying focused, as I can break tasks up into virtually any convenient amount of time. I think it's cute and a great way to time just about anything, including baking or cooking, laundry, study time, a workout. I like the fact that I can turn the alarm off and just see the light blink when time is up, or hear the beep which isn't at all annoying like a standard alarm clock. Would be a nice feature if you could change sounds, but not necessary.

In my position I am thrown curveballs hourly. I needed a way to focus on the main task and be able to still finish this. In reading different books a lot of them talked about setting a timer and focusing for that time. This timer, apart from being so cute and having different colors to pick from, has the right amount a time varieties. I've been able to finish more work when I'm timing myself. Highly recommend for home as well. Kids enjoy it and the sound is not abnoxious when it rings. Really recommend for home and work!

I absolutely love this little cube! I have ADHD and struggle with staying on task. So far I've given myself 15 mins to decide what to eat, 30 minute blocks of cleaning time and I keep playing beat the clock! It's a fun way to get through my chores :)

I’ve never been more productive in my life! For someone with ADHD we need to set little timers and goals to keep ourselves from burning out. This timer is not only fun, it keeps you productive because it’s super easy to set! Just lay it on the side that you need the time and BOOM it’s set! Super easy to use

I purchased one for me and one for my husband. I love this little timer. Definitely worth the money.

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This thing is a plastic cube with time amounts printed on 4 of the faces, a "logo" (actually blank) face, and an "interface" face. The interface face has a small digital clock/timer, the battery door, and a 3-way selection switch (Hi, Lo, Off). Once turned on (Hi/Lo) the cube beeps briefly and the display is cleared (00.00), then you place it with one of the time amounts facing up and a timer automatically starts.So far, everything sounds good and this all works great. Turn the cube to another time amount and the timer re-sets to that, turn it "logo" side up and the timer stops/is cleared, and turn it so the interface is face-up and the timer pauses. This is the end of the good news.The first issue is the display. It's basically an old-school digital-watch display: it's tiny, has no light, and is oriented so you can only read it when using the 60-minute timer (or twisting your head around, for 20 mins it's completely upside down).Ideally you don't really need to look at the display: you set it, wait, and then turn it off once it starts beeping. Except mine only beeps *sometimes*, most of the time the clock just runs down to 00.00 without any notification. Which makes it... completely useless.-EDIT- since initially reviewing this, it's been considerably more reliable. There are still occasions where the timer seems to just run out without any alarm, but it's nowhere near as common as it was during the first ~day. The digital clock display is still mostly useless unless you're using the 60-minute timer, and I don't have much confidence that it will reliably alarm, but it has been more useful.