Octagon Pomodoro Timer, Desk Productivity Cube Timer, Custom Pomodoro, Pause & Resume, Mute & Adjustable Sound Alert, 1/3/5/15/30/60/90min & Custom Countdown (Black)

Very easy to use. I love having this handy on my desktop.My kids use it for homework when they get too overwhelmed.I'd buy it again!

Love this timer. Works well in our business meetings to keep everyone on track of their time.Only recommendation would be for it to have a way to set a time that is not in the cube.

Most pomodoro timers are too big, lack essential features, and are designed for children with gaudy colors and giant controls. I was waiting for awhile for a product like this to come along.It has a subtle, sleek design and a small footprint. It has a silent timer feature, which is necessary for any ADHD ADULT. Do you really want to be the person at your workplace who has a timer blaring annoying your coworkers all day long? Or at a coffee shop or library, making everyone around you angry enough to go talk to management about your disruptions? Personally, I am on live video a lot of the time while working, and the last thing I want to do is bother other people on the call. I could use an Internet timer and headphones instead, but then I'd never be able to take my headphones off, and I'd have to rely on an Internet tab that is minimized out of sight (not helpful for ADHD, which needs visual cues to avoid time blindness). This timer has accounted for this, and uses the same feature that the "visual" ADHD clocks use--a red circle getting smaller as it counts down. This was also a feature I knew I needed and was holding out for. If you do want the auditory cue as well, the timer has 3 settings (loud, normal, mute).I like that, unlike other pomodoro timers, this product has many different time increments to choose from. I'm often in different moods, have more or fewer spoons available, or have other appointments to keep...and so I can't keep to the strict pomodoro system all the time.The manufacturer added some features that surprised me, which showed me how much they cared to make a superior product, such as the battery saving feature that automatically turns the timer off if you've "paused" it, then forgotten about it for more than 30 minutes. Also the "countup" feature, which acts like a stopwatch. An ADHD adult can use this for time tracking to more effectively handle project management like task assignment/deadlines.Overall, an A+ product for me.

I often loose track of time and either spend to long doing a certain task or not long enough. So to better monitor my time I decided to try this little timer that helps me stay more on top of my goals and tasks. It is extremely to use, just turn it on and rotate it to what ever time limit you want set. The alarm is load without being obnoxious or too jarring when I'm concentrating. My favorite part is the size. I like how it's small enough that I can carry it around with me in my pocket and use it wherever and whenever. I have definitely seen a positive change in my work flow because of this timer!

The whole purpose of this type of timer is you quickly flip it to the side you want, and it starts timing. This one you have to turn it on using the back button every time. If you forget, you'll find it wasn't timing at all.

This is a really nice timer for productivity! It is very easy to use; just turn it to the number of minutes you want and the timer starts. You shut it off by turning it flat. It is helping me to be more productive and to take breaks (e.g., from eyestrain on screens) when I need to do so. When I don't want to do household chores (e.g., dishes, laundry), I set a short timer and then take a break and then set another short timer and take a break until the task is completed.It was easy to charge, and it shuts off on its own.I initially thought I didn't need one since I have a timer on my apple watch. However, I find there is something useful about a small item I can tangibly touch to quickly set a clock, see the time when I want, and flip it over to turn it off.I wish it had a 20 minute timer or that you could do more than 90 minutes. However, it is actually helping with the preset times it already has. It's a very useful item!

I love Pomodoro timers and this is my first digital one. A little more sophisticated (less intuitive than the simple dial timer) but the countdown and light indicator are very good features. I like the rechargeable USB-C feature as well.

This timer takes all the hassle out of setting a timer, which is wonderful, because I, along with lots of other people are forgetful and sometimes quite lazy. I'm 71 years now, but I still work at my computer a great deal (writing, trading stocks, researching) and I often get so engrossed in the task at hand that I go for hours without standing up. THIS IS VERY BAD FOR ANYONE, but especially those of us who are aging. I set, and reset this timer continuously when I'm at my desk. I'll either stand up and move around when it alarms, do a few exercises, or get on the treadmill. And, of course, I time my exercise, too, so I can get back to work. This may well be the best productivity tool I've ever seen! Sure wish I'd know about it when I was still in the workforce. I would have been a much better employee!