60-Minute Visual Timer for Kids, Time Management Tool Study Classroom Timer, Home Edition Silent Countdown Timer for Toddler, Teachers and Adults (Blue)

I received a first one that was not working (not beeping at all), but it got replaced quickly and the new one works great. My kids like to use it when brushing their teeth, or when getting ready for school. No complaints so far, especially as the first one got replaced quickly

This is a great visual for our daughter to help get dressed in a timely manner in the morning.

I use these with my autistic son, and he loves them. He had such a hard time with traditional or digital timers. Him being able to physically see how much color is left helps him greatly!

Our son gets distracted when doing certain tasks (eating, handwashing) and using a visual timer like this is so helpful. Now he finishes things before the timer finishes! I imagine it will be great for homework in the future too.In terms of features, the timer is easy to set. The alarm is loud enough. It's easy to see the timer and how much time is left, even from across the room.

Our family loves visual timers. We've been using them with the kids ever since they were two-years old. We've also gone through a lot of them (either because they've been dropped and broken, dropped in a toilet/sink, or due to time drift). The time drift is a real issue with these analog visual timers -- over time, even with new batteries, it seems that they somehow become less and less accurate (e.g. set them for 25 minutes, and they might go 30-40 minutes instead).I've included a comparison picture of this one next to one (blue) of our previous ones (green) that has started to experience time drift after ~1 year. We've purchased this same-designed analog visual timer from at least five different brands now -- they just change the logo in the bottom right corner.One negative difference between this one and our previous one is the material -- all of our previous ones (including the green one) featured a slightly rubbery material on the outside -- this one (blue) is a smoother, shinier plastic. It just means that it is a little less grippy in the hand and slightly easier to accidentally drop/push off a table.All in all, it's your pretty standard analog visual timer. You can set it to any time between 1 and 59 minutes (although I recommend you wind it all the way to 59 first, and then back to your desired time). Underneath the battery cover, you can choose between a low and high volume for the alarm, and between a 3-sec or 60-sec alarm duration.Overall, if you're looking for one of these analog visual timers, this one is pretty much the same as all of the other ones of this style. I'm only knocking a star off because of what I perceive as a slightly inferior material on the outside. I'll lower the star further in a follow-up edit if it starts to experience time drift faster than the average of 1-year for the other ones we've had.

Once I figured out how to chnage the duration of the beeping I was satisfied

Ha! I can see the timer now! I've had a very old wind-up timer for years now that I can't see with the worn out print on it. This one, is the one for me! Note that it is a short, not too loud ringer on this one but when you're working in the kitchen it's perfect. Great price too. Hope it lasts for decades as well :) Thanks.

Doesn't work. Will return.