Review on Timer Baseus Timer Heyo rotation countdown timer YGH-5237 by Franciszka Krajewska ᠌

Turning the ring clockwise increases the time, counterclockwise decreases it. When you start to rotate, regardless of the rotation speed, the values ​​\u200b\u200bchange with a resolution of 5 seconds, if you rotated quickly and then briefly stopped to intercept the ring and continue to rotate, then the values ​​\u200b\u200bchange with a resolution of 1 minute. To return to a resolution of 5 seconds, you need to stop for 1 second and then continue the rotation. After starting the countdown, the circuit stops responding to the rotation of the ring, so the running timer can be transferred without fear that it will fail. In order to correct the time when the timer is running, you need to press the start / stop button, the countdown will pause and the timer will again respond to the rotation of the ring, after correcting the time, you need to press the button again to resume the countdown. At the end of the countdown, the display will show 00:00 and an audible signal will sound. The maximum signaling time is 1 min. To turn off the signal, you need to press the button, while the display will show the value that you entered last, so if you want to count the same time interval again, you do not need to re-enter it. To reset, press the button for a few seconds. If you press the button at a value of 00:00, then the timer will start a direct countdown, i. E. will work as a stopwatch with a resolution of 1 sec. When manipulating the ring and the button, the display glows brightly. When counting time, if you do not touch the ring and do not press the button, then the display switches to economy mode after a few seconds and glows faintly until the end of the countdown, allowing you to see the remaining time. When the timer is stopped, the display will first go into economy mode and then turn off completely. The magnets on the timer are made of rubber-like soft material, so they do not scratch surfaces. A protective film is glued to the magnets, it is advisable to remove it, then the timer will hold on to the refrigerator door more firmly and will not slide on the table surface.