Review on ⏲️ GoodCook Digital Touch Timer by Katie Chambers

The magnet just isn't strong enough to spin with one hand, but if you press the timer while spinning it it will grab a large enough surface to turn with one hand. So I didn't deduct any points for it. (In addition to the magnet, the back has a rubberized area, nice design. However, the magnet needs to be twice as strong; I hate when manufacturers skimp on essential features to save 5 cents.) It suddenly fell shut in the first week bottom - the GLUE holding the magnet in place just came loose! So I took the magnet out of the fridge, glued it back in place with gorilla glue, soiled the surface a bit so it wouldn't hold the fridge (sigh!), and now everything is fine. Considering I have half a dozen mechanical magnetic timers in search of a durable one, this one is still looking good so far as it has survived being dropped on a hard floor. But certainly not outstanding.