Jack Pomodoro Timer - Productivity Cube, Visual Focus Timer, Mute & Vibration & Adjustable Sound Alert, for Office, ADHD, Study, Work, 3/5/10/25/30/60min & Custom Countdown - Black

This is an exceptionally nice timer! Got one for home, one for work, gave one as a present. I have a couple of cubes, but they are loud, and I need something much more discrete for the office. A lot of other timers in this price range have 20 mins instead of 25, which makes it difficult to use them as pomodoro timers. Awesome parts: - 6 preset times, which include the short pomodoro pair: 25 + 5 - A special pomodoro mode of 4 cycles of 25, 5 pairs - Magnetic back - Multiple alarm settings, including vibration mode with and without sound - Flip on one side to pause timer; flip on the other to start the stopwatch - Nice battery life - goes for days - Dims quickly, the countdown display is not bright - no distraction. - USB C charger One thing I'd need to fix. I often use it in a dark room, so turning it on is challenging, because all the buttons feel the same. It would be nice to have some bump on the power button. I'll probably make some dots with a hot needle.

I went through two other iterations of these pomodore timers before finding this one and this is the one to get. It has more than four timers, adjustable backlight levels, adjustable volume levels, mute with a vibration option, a magnetic back, and even a pomodore timer. This one is priced between plain timers and upscale more pricy timers with the same functions/options. The front screen isn’t LED, but an actual screen (the rear display is LED). It’s easy to see and read and the timer you choose will light up for a moment to help remind you of what you chose at a glance. The case is a solid plastic made with quality. The size is perfect, not small and not big. This timer has a lot of combined options that the others don’t. The ones that do are higher in price. I’ve had a square and a wheel like this one. Both combined has what this one does at a slightly higher price and I can deal with that. If you’re looking for one, in my honest opinion, this is the one to get.

I wish I'd had this thing my entire life. I don't stop and start work very easily and I was going WAY too long without taking breaks but I tried all the on-screen timers or interrupters and if I wasn't at a stopping point, I just kept cancelling it and eventually got annoyed and stopped trying. But this little timer is so easy to set and reset, and I LOVE that it has a completely silent/no vibrate option because the beeping is pretty loud and the vibration is also loud. I work in an office and the lights strobe enough to get my attention and then I flip it to the count-up timer while I finish my thought, then I have the timer staring at me so I know how long ago the timer went off. That's helping a lot with my self-accountability to take breaks and in turn my eyes, back, legs, and mind are seeing the benefits. It remembers the alert setting when it's turned off then back on so I don't have to change it every time. The brightness of the screen is perfect, no issues setting the time, and all the buttons work as described in the manual. I did leave the screen protectors on just to keep it nice, but I've tossed it in my back to bring home on WFH days and it still looks new! I also like the little tin it came in.

This timer is very well made and easy to use. I don't have all the functions learned but it has helped me cope with my dyslexia in many positive ways.

Works great, only 2 things keep it from being a 5 star in MY situation. I would say i'm more on the OCD side of things than average when it comes to finding the "right" timer. 1. Power button is hard to distinguish from the other buttons/orientation. Would be nice to have a different shape, color, tactile feel, location, something to easily distinguish the ONE button you will use reguarly use. 2. The alarm sounds for 30 seconds and then shuts off. Would like an option to have that PLUS a continuous alarm until I respond to it setting. It's fine if you are right next to it, but if you are moving around alot between rooms, tasks, distractions, etc then you can easily miss the fact that it went off. Good parts: Good viewing angles, remaining time stays on the screen while in use, alarm loud enough (not really loud, but good enough), very easy/natural to use. Slight ......personal preference sorta thing i guess. Instead of the 3-minute timer, how about a 45-minute one? Just a me thing probably.

Amazing find! ADHD lookout because this is a fun easy way to keep track of your time! May need to buy another, my kids keep taking it to use.

I have had time for two weeks and have really enjoyed using it. What I like about it... 1. The ease of starting a count down or count up by just rotating it. 2. Fun colors - because mine has a bright color, it does not blend into my desk, so I see it and remember to use it. 3. I like having the shorter time option of 3 minutes. Some digital timers have 5 as the lowest amount. 4. The automatic count up feature that starts when you lay it face down allows me to easily start timing a task. 5. It's rechargeable, so I don't have to mess with batteries. I ordered a second one so I can have one at home and one at work. I know that a lot of pomodoro timers show the time change graphically. I am fine with digital, but if you are someone that needs the graphical representation, this might not work as well for you.

I got this to help me stay focused at work and it has been perfect for me. I really like how it will automatically start the timer by spinning it to the desired time. This also has a Pomodoro timer button to schedule 25 minutes on and 5 minute breaks. The screen colors are fun and it is a great desktop timer that doesn't take up too much space.