Children's Rainbow Boys' Watches - EasyRead Time Teacher Review

You get what you pay for in terms of quality/durability. I recommend this because it has helped my eldest child (5) to tell the time. There's no backlight and I didn't wet it enough to rate how well it handles water.

My day was so excited to get this watch that it struggled with the small ticks (minutes) on a traditional watch but it makes it very easy to read the time. Ideal for a child learning to tell the time.

I can't read the numbers for minutes without reading glasses. It's okay because I don't have to read them. The watch doesn't feel as "essential" as my Timex, but it survived two falls with no issues. I bought it for my daughter who had been struggling to learn analog reading for years. Two days later she thanked me for the watch. Analogue reading and the general sense of time worked quickly for her. WOO HU!

I got this for my 6 year old daughter, it gave her the confidence and desire to learn how to tell the time. I'm so glad I got this for her, definitely recommend!

The hours were great at first. My son wants to wear it every day and he is 5 years old. However, the watch is very badly scratched and can hardly be read after a few weeks. I like this idea, but I'm not a fan of watches that scratch so easily.

I bought it for my 6 year old for her birthday. She wore it maybe two dozen times. It's easy to read and feels solid. We weren't rude to him, but we weren't gentle with him either. We haven't had any issues with severe scratches other than those caused by normal wear and tear. I'm thinking of buying one for my son for his upcoming 4th birthday. I am very happy with this watch.

My 5 year old son loves this watch. He even slept with him. He's just learning to tell the time and was able to calculate the minutes because the extra digits on it show the actual minutes, which means he's saying "15" through 3. He had a hard time understanding that when the big hand is pointing at 3 it's fifteen and this 9 is forty-five. Now he understands that because he can see additional numbers alongside the traditional hour numbers. Great watch for kids!

So disappointed! I bought this for my daughter who is relearning everything (like telling time) after a traumatic brain injury. I gladly gave her this for Christmas because it's pretty and helps tell the time. But in less than 4 months it stopped working. Not even a battery is needed for 4 months. Both her and I are so disappointed!

I bought two of these. One for my 6 year old, one for my 8 year old. I like the clarity of the dial. It's really easy to tell the time. The problem is that both broke the glass on the dial. break and break. There wasn't a big accident, it just happened on a normal day of kids activities. So, I'm looking for children's watches again :/

This is the second. The second arm fell off the first with a little snap, but the second was great. I didn't mind buying another one because my dyslexic daughter wears it every day and SHE CAN TIME WITH IT! One star off for losing the second hand on the first.

Got this as a gift for my son, he just turned 5 and thought it would be a good time (no pun intended) for him to start studying. He keeps asking what the arrows mean and what time it is.

The watch was great until it broke after 2 months, the seconds actually fell off and the rest of the hands didn't move. Has been subject to normal wear and tear but I expected a longer lifespan.

Only worked for about a month. My child only wore it to school because it was her first watch and she was very careful with it. The second hand has fallen off and is now blocking the work of the other hands. This of course happened about a week after the end of the return. Very disappointed. waste of money.

Have bought 4 of these watches and several bracelets in the last 5 months. Cute clock and great features to teach kids time. But 2 stopped working and changing the battery didn't help either. Contacted the company but received no response. Hoping they endorse their product. Again, the "study time" features are great. Will be updated when remedial action is taken.

It's really waterproof. My son gets wet almost every time he washes his hands. We've owned it for over a month and he's been wearing it every day since. He is 5 years old and it helped him a lot to understand the concept of time and to learn to recognize numbers better. The only thing is that the minute numbers are very small and you almost need a magnifying glass to read them. I understand its usefulness but seems too small to read it lol

The battery died a month and a half after the watch was delivered. Even for the price of the watch, it's pretty crappy. If you buy this watch, make sure you have spare batteries and know how to replace them properly. A return or exchange is not possible because the battery lasts a little longer than the exchange period.

I use it to teach my 7 year old grandson to read the time, military time, have a second hand and show the minutes. He loves to. It has everything you need.

I know it's early but I love that I can't wait to see my baby's face the way she sees it. My only concern is that it will shatter the glass off the face, but one way or another. I love how easy it is to tell the time. I want my asd kid to get one but it's adult size, i don't think the group is big enough.😟. But I will order for my niece soon.

After struggling with timekeeping for years, I bought this watch for my 3rd grade daughter. A few days later, she was telling the time like a pro. Before purchasing I can't tell you how many hours we spent teaching her to read the clock with the watch. Those hours gave her a reason to focus on learning this skill.

My 6 year old granddaughter loved this watch and loved the gift and learned to read analog time in 2 days. Unsurprisingly, however, he didn't survive the episode in the washing machine, leading to another lesson in checking pockets before putting clothes in the washing machine. I will buy again to replace by special request.