🖱️ Digi-First TC-08 Desk Tally Counter with Base - Digital Desktop Clicker Counter Mechanism for Efficient Number Counting Review

I am very impressed with the quality of the all metal construction of this gauge! I believe it will take a long time. We use it in the shop to count the parts as they are made. We will definitely buy more! Thank you!

Works like a charm. I use it at my call center job as I get paid per session and it works every time. It can be screwed to a surface such as a wall or table and has a non-slip base to keep it in place if you don't want to screw it to that surface.

Bought for my husband to keep up with laps while swimming. He says he no longer needs to focus on the lap count because he knows there's no backlog. He sets it up at the edge of the pool and knocks on it every lap. He says it gets wet but dries well and keeps working.

I have this to put on a body board I made for my demented father. It's well made and it works well. It's damn cool too. I will be buying one each for myself and my wife. I can count the number of times she sighs and she can count the number of times I do something to make her sigh. Should be fun!

This is working exactly as expected. The knob is not tight at all, even for arthritic hands. It's durable and gives a satisfying click. I use mine to count knit rows. To reset it you have to roll it forward. A single delete button would be nice, but it's not a digital device that would allow for that. But then again, you don't need to charge this simple block. I would buy again.

This item has stood the test of time three times. He stood on the deck of my fishing boat to count how many fish we shot. He's been one of the 3 rodents here in Michigan for over 3 years and I rarely covered my boat unless it was winter. We never reset it, but every time we got a fish we would press the button with our foot. I know it goes up to 1700 lol.

I like this meter. My work consists of reading countless files on the Internet every day. It's important to keep track of the number of items in each file as my production is based on that number. The counter is ideal for this purpose. I put a small piece of rubber underneath to keep it in place, but it also has screw holes. At the end of the day I write the number down and reset it the next business day.

This is better than anything I've found in stores and doesn't require battery changes like all digital options. It's made of heavy metal, durable, and can be switched from tabletop to corded by removing the base and loosening one screw. The cable is not included. I like that it makes an audible click when pressed so I don't have to look at it to make sure it's progressed to the next number. It counts to 9999 and is easily reset to 0.