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

Does it work? Yes! Is it accurate and easy to use? Yes! Does it stay off when you carry it in your pocket? No! There is no on/off switch. I do several yoga classes in five locations and travel with her in my bag. It's so sensitive that if you press it a little, it turns on. I like everything about her except that. My last one (which lasted about 10 years) was never so delicate that I couldn't carry it around in my bag without worrying about the timer going on for hours. Aside from the above…

After trying 2 other Revain timers for 3 weeks I ordered this one as a last resort. Vibration alert when you want to turn them on. Others were described as LOUD but barely audible even when held close to your ear. Then I thought I might be unmusical but no, after asking others to listen they had the same problem, Revane willingly took them back, well one fell apart on first use. They are all made in China, but their factories can produce well and honestly and then just pure junk. My bread is…

Flashing light is quite bright and easily attracts attention. Likewise, the beeper is quite loud (it's a fast chirping beep). Unfortunately, the vibration is also too loud, so beware if you were hoping for something inconspicuous. However, the best feature, in my opinion, is the fact that you can disable all alarms and set a completely silent timer. This makes it ideal for self-monitoring in standardized exams (I will use it for the bar exam). It's fairly small (about the size of a hen's egg)…

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…

The website description claims this timer is good for people with hearing impairments and the bubble wrap says 'Perfect for the visually and hearing impaired'. Well, that's not really the whole truth. I, like several million other old fools around the world, have high frequency hearing loss. Even with my pair of high-tech $4,400 hearing aids, the high-pitched "dee-dee-dee" tone of this timer and many others is inaudible to me unless there is complete silence and I'm located within 5 feet of the

I was looking for one for my mother who is blind and hard of hearing. It's small, uses good old AAA batteries, and has a clip. but it has its design flaws. Let me give you a short list of pros here: 1. small. 2. vibrates, beeps and flashes. 3. With the switch on the back you can set minutes/seconds or hours/minutes. 4. Light, vibration and buzzer can be turned on/off with the switches on the back. Cons: 1. These switches on the back are recessed, making them difficult to find for the visually…

Amazing! I use it for every yoga class and I love that it has sound, vibration and light. and then you can combine as you like. MARVELOUS! This little thing saves our house every day! My husband makes all the iced tea (we make A LOT) and he makes it from scratch - boils water, drops tea bags, waits, waits, waits - you know. So he knows how to boil water and then he sits down at the computer, or he's interested in a TV show or PROTEIN! (Haha - did you see "UP"?). Enough. Goodbye water, smell it,