E.Palace Kitchen Timer: Mechanical, Battery-Free with Magnetic Backing and Loud Alarm - Ideal for Kitchen, Kids Activities, Classroom, and Short Time Countdown (Silver) Review

Great timer! I've been using it daily for several weeks with no problems. It's so easy to use that even my kids can handle it.

So impressed with this timer. Very durable and works great. all metal. Loud but not too loud. I am very happy with this purchase.

It took me a while to figure out how to use this properly. The time is not accurate either. Then the call is so short-lived that it's not of much use (it doesn't last long, and then when it ends, that's it, so if you missed it, you missed it). It's basic and cheap though, so maybe it works for some people, but didn't meet our expectations or needs.

Love the fact that this timer doesn't require batteries or charging. just a few minutes (less than 5) as shown in the video. I suspect it didn't wind up enough with just a slight twist as 5+ minutes is fine. It only rings for about a second. I will be using it for my first grader who needs read/write time limits. I recommend!

It was cheap and I didn't need anything fancy, the ring is quieter than I'd like and the dial is off for about a minute but it works for what I need. Warning DO NOT allow anyone to turn back the dial. He is severely out of sync with time and seems unable to fix or bring him back. But if you just want a cheap timer that will get you close to the time you need it works great and that's all I wanted.

Very nice little timer. I love the retro green color and look of this timer. The magnet is strong and doesn't move around my fridge. I don't usually put things on my fridge, but it looks nice and practical. No batteries required, just rotate the dial and then return to the desired time. There are timers on my stove and I have an open kitchen, living room with high ceiling etc. but when I leave that place I can't hear the stove timer. I can take this timer with me when I go to another room and I

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