🌟 Silent Study Timer for Kids and Adults - Secura 60-Minute Visual Timer for Time Management and Teaching (Starry Sky) Review

The timer makes a mechanical tick AND it has an alarm that you can't turn off (you can change the volume and duration of the alarm, but you can't turn it off). I have ADHD and the ticking is very distracting. I planned to use it in quiet offices, including shared office spaces. Instead, I'll let my kids use it to trade toys and I'll find another visual timer.

I bought this for my 7 year old to give him the perfect 10 minute duration and also to set a timer so he reads a book for 20 minutes each day. Very cute timer but overpriced. I found the exact same timer for 99 cents and up, it's only $6.99. I can't return it as my son accidentally dropped it and the screen is broken.

New batteries installed. heard alarm sound. I turned the dial and waited, but nothing happened. She turned around a few more times and didn't move. Useless broken thing. Zero quality control. To update. Replaced by a second block. Is working. Not silent. The playback stop button has to be broken to work. This item is fine as long as it costs $5. It doesn't cost $20. This is from the dollar store. Very disappointed.

Great and handy timer! This analog visual timer has a high and low beep volume switch on the back. High-pitched sound is clearly distinguishable from a long distance; The low volume is still loud enough to get your attention, but not too loud when you're sitting right in front of it. You can choose between 6 beeps and 60 beeps (ew). What I like best is that it has a nice long stop button at the top that lets me turn off the horn instantly (I hate loud things in general). Except when it beeps…

I like the look of this timer and mainly use it as a tomato timer to set 25 minute activity intervals. It worked fine for a couple of cycles but now it seems stuck at the beginning of the time cycle because the dial barely moves for about 6-8 minutes and then seems to move as it should. I checked the time on my phone and Secura was about 10 minutes late out of the 25 minute time! I treated him with the utmost tenderness, so I am disappointed that his time has passed so quickly. Time is its sole

I use this type when I work from home so I don't get distracted from work. Don't leave until Pomodoro's job is done. It was very helpful and the star is very nice. Rotating the star clockwise hides the minute markers in an opaque circle down to the hour. As time goes by, the circle behind the timer dial will disappear. This gives you a clear idea of how much time you have left on the timer. It has a silent and a loud alarm that can be turned off by pressing a button on the top. There's a faint…

This timer was a game changer in getting my child to focus on morning and evening activities and meal times. It's easy to use. However, I am very sad that after only three weeks it stopped working. My child, who goes to kindergarten, took great care when using the timer, just like I did, never to move the pointer counterclockwise after zero. So not sure what happened. I changed the batteries, which makes the timer "squeak" so there's definitely power, but it didn't help. The internal mechanism…

Great for my kids who study at home who take forever to get the work done (mainly because they want to draw in class instead of doing it ) is also great to play around with brushing teeth, housework, eating, showering, etc. Much better results than digital timers for getting my kids to stay on time. The concept of time for kids is so vague that they have no idea how long 5 minutes is and that helps a lot. The other part I love about it is that it's virtually silent, if you put your ear to…