Review on 🕒 General Tools TI150 Kitchen Timer for Visually/Hearing Impaired, Loud Environments, and Classrooms - Red Flasher, Loud Beeper, Vibration - Gray by Isabella Baez

This timer seems pretty standard in size and usage; Its size is about 3 x 2 x 1.5 inches, and setting, pausing and restarting the timer is easy and compatible with any other timer. I love that this timer has a magnet and can stand up so I can attach it to a metal table or place it on a table. The stand also doubles as a clip when not in use, which is very convenient. I really like the feature that lets you set the time using minutes and seconds or hours and minutes. I didn't read it in the description so that was a pleasant surprise. Otherwise the timing works as expected. It can use a light, vibration, high-pitched beep, or a combination of all three to signal the end of the set time. In my opinion it was a bit pricey considering it's really just a timer, but the quality and extra features make this timer worth the price. For example, I got this timer for a student who is struggling to work for long periods of time. I set up a reward system for this based on 20 minute assignment periods and the highlight feature of this timer actually works in the classroom to let me and the student know when the 20 minute period is up without the other students distract. I would recommend this to others looking for those few extra features in a timer.