Review on ⏲️ Robic Three Memory Timer White: Enhanced Performance and Compact Design by Weng Ercoli

I need a timer to count down students on the SAT practice tests and this has all the features I wanted: - Large display so most students can easily see the numbers - Silent mode - Ability to program 3 different timers; The SAT has 25, 20, and 10 minute sections, and presets allow the supervisor to quickly start each section by pressing the appropriate preset and start button (much quicker than manually resetting the timer by pressing and holding the minute button until the timer reaches the correct time) - a flashing green light to indicate the timer is counting down (and red to indicate time is up) gives the Warden a visual indication that a section is complete; If the light distracts you, you could probably cover it with black tape, although you'll also cover the start/stop button stand to keep the timer upright for students to easily see the time, as another reviewer suggested. , an on/off switch would be a good idea to prevent accidental activation/pressing of the buttons. Several times I've seen the creepy blinking green light coming out of the drawer where the timers are kept, only to find the timer is working hard, well, absolutely nothing. Keep in mind that students are technically not allowed on the real SAT. have anything but pencils, erasers, a calculator and a test book/answer sheet on their desks; A timer is not allowed on the table, although some supervisors are unaware of (or ignore) this rule. If the student wants to keep track of the time themselves, they must wear a watch for security.