XREXS Digital Kitchen Timer: Magnetic Countdown Up Timer Clock with ⏲️ Loud Alarm, Large Display, and Dual Power - White (Includes 2 Batteries) Review

When I first turned on the batteries in the timer, the numbers were blurry and seemed to fade in and out. I thought I had a defective unit and was tempted to send it back, but after a few hours the display seemed to "stabilize" for lack of a better word and it started working properly. I like how the timer is set by entering numbers. The alarm clock is very loud and will definitely get your attention. Another thing that's really nice is that the timer goes to sleep, which saves batteries.

I bought this timer and when it arrived it was broken. The little red light was dim and the warning tone was so small I could put it to my ear. I thought it might be the batteries, I replaced them but that didn't help. I contacted the seller and wondered how much effort I might need. To my great surprise, they were amazing! Not only did they send me a replacement timer, they upgraded the device and it works great. I would like to express my deepest gratitude to them and sincerely recommend…

I have tried 10 timers in the last 15 years and this is the best I could find. Since my first purchase 10 years ago I have had to order 2 more. The first was dropped and smashed too many times, the second was lost. Otherwise it's a workhorse. You can quickly program it for anything from seconds to minutes (lower models require you to press too many buttons to enter your time). It's critical when you're easily distracted by other chores around the house, or are called to the other end of the…

Yes, I like it. I was looking for a timer with certain qualities. I needed numbers (I really don't like those beeps, beeps, beeps until you get the correct number of seconds or minutes for the other types). The Queen and I needed big numbers (something you could see without glasses). We can actually see it through the kitchen. And to save battery, I want it to turn off and go to sleep after I'm done with that. I don't have to see useless numbers draining my battery and staring at me (no, I'm…

I don't usually write reviews on budget household products, but I've fixed an issue with my unit that I think might help others with the same issue. When the device arrived I couldn't get the alarm to work and the LED didn't light up. The device comes with two cheap AAA batteries from other manufacturers already installed. Most manufacturers either store the batteries separately or put a thin piece of plastic between the battery posts and contacts to prevent them from being discharged before…

I just got this timer and so far I love it. It replaces a similar timer I had before with a button/watch battery which is expensive and seems to drain fairly quickly. Pros: Uses 2 AAA batteries, which are included with the timer (made of plastic so the batteries appear fully charged when you receive them); simple time entry with numbers from 0 to 9; snaps to the back to clip to your pants belt or to a container when you're taking something to the BBQ; strong magnet to attach to stove, fridge or

I have bought both this timer (old version) and the Habor timer and use them regularly. And I prefer this timer for my use case which is anything but 1 minute, second or hour. Advantage: I can enter at any time with minimal effort. Just dial the number. (On a habor, I would long press the seconds button to get to 45 seconds - my usual stretch time). When the timer is up I press reset once and it stops the timer and resets the time at the same time. That means when the timer reaches the end, I…