⏲️ Large Display Dual Timer with Marathon's Countdown/Up, Blinking Alarm, Adjustable Sound, Magnetic Back and Stand, Batteries Included (Double Timer Black) Review

Most of the time I would say a kitchen timer is a kitchen timer and I would get on with my life. But this one species changed my mind. First of all it looks well made, this is my second device. I have one that is over a year old and still works great. I picked up a second one to use in my shop. First of all, having two timers at the same time is great. I start with one, set the time before I work on the other, start the second timer when I need to, set different times, it's awesome for that…

Rating update: It broke after 17 months of use. Replaced batteries, checked mute/low/high alarm switch, but no alarm. When the countdown reaches zero, the countdown starts, there is no alarm. So let's look at $19 for 17 months of use. Bad use of my money.--------------------------------------------- ----------- - -------------- ------- I need my keep child informed. The Hoke classroom timers on Revain are cheaply made, inaccurate, and definitely not flexible. The dual marathon timer is perfect.

Works well, easy to set up and use. Note that the green timer indicator will blink (slow blink) approximately every 3 seconds when used as a countdown timer. The last 10 seconds flashing red and every second (rapid flashing). A feature I like. The switch for the high, low and silent sound alarm function is practical. The beeper will be louder when the back of the device is pressed against a surface such as a refrigerator. Kind of amplifies the sound. Less noisy when mounted on a kickstand. When

Great timer! I like how it works, I like its features, it works very well! Good, clear instructions. The plastic case makes a solid impression. Very clear presentation. Counting: So far I've mainly used the counting part. That works great. During the countdown, the LED does not work. Countdown: I find a bright green LED OK, even desirable, but others may not have it. When the time is up, it turns red. It uses two AAA alkaline batteries. I tried two NiMH elements and it worked. The viewing angle

Got this mainly for health/fitness reasons. I have to get up from my office chair every 15 minutes and then stay on my feet for 2 minutes; either for a short task or for simple, low-intensity exercise. It can shorten the time to zero compared to the preset value stored in memory. He can also extend time indefinitely from scratch; before the preset end time. The triangular arrow indicates which of the two modes is set for which interval. I don't need a flashing green LED during the countdown…