Kitchen Timer for Cooking, 10 RGB Color Changing Digital Magnetic Timer, Countdown/Up, Rechargeabilit, 3 Brightness Display, 3 Volume Levels and Vibration Mode, for Classroom, Home, Study, Fitness

Great timer! Visually very easy to see. Thank you!

The PERSUPER Kitchen Digital Timer has been very helpful for my autistic son. It helps him understand time during activities, transitions, and daily routines. The bright LED display is easy to see, and I like that the volume, brightness, and vibration can be adjusted depending on our needs. It’s simple to use and rechargeable, which makes it very convenient. Overall, a great tool for helping with structure and time management.

I use this as an ADHD focus timer for everything- works well, love that its rechargeable, and the colourful display brings me a little pop of joy. Durable too - I drop it regularly 😂 and its still kicking. Surprisingly useful feature for me - it keeps counting after the alarm goes off so I know how long past my deadline I am - super useful if time blindness is a challenge for your adhd or focus too.

Worked great at first, then stopped beeping completely, still counts down but when it reaches zero it starts counting up rather than beeping

A countdown timer only has to do two follow the things, countdown to zero and let you know when it's done. Whoever designed this timer set the operation to fail in this regard by adding too many "features". If you do a lot of cooking and baking, you will often messy hands, so a timer separate from your smartphone is a wise idea, even though the smartphone timer is far superior. Big gripes are: It counts down to zero and never stops, it just starts counting up. You can't look up and see a row of zeros to confirm the count is finished. Totally dumb idea. Then, the "beep" is high-pitched and wimpy. Let's face it, as one ages, the higher pitches become harder to hear. High frequencies are more directional. If you are out of the beam, it's too bad. How about the flash function? Seemed like a good idea, BUT, the flash pulses as the same speed as the flashing display during countdown. You don't know that it is the notification flash until you closely inspect which way the timer is counting. I'd send it back, but this seems to be the way of most large display timers. The "designers" never thought this one through from the stand point of actual convenience and practicality of use. BTW, my smartphone timer can be heard over 20ft away in another room, even with a cloths washer running. The large display was the big selling point. Now that I'm using it, that's about all I can say to the positive. If I see something that does what it is supposed to do. I'll toss this over blown piece of fluff.