EooCoo Digital Visual Timer 60-Minute Countdown (3-in-1) for Kids & Adults, Handy Time Management Tool, Classroom Essential, Ideal Back-to-School Teacher Gift - Fits Homeschool, Kitchen, ADHD Users

My son actually pays attention now at eating and does't just sit there and play and talk, he actually Eats his food and keeps track of the time and counting down. I like this timer because of its nice color display from green to red. it works great and the time can be seen clearly without any bad glare and it doesn't fade. Great deal and great timer.

Works perfectly for my classroom. I can see the color countdown from across the room and my students can too. Easy to set. Easy to use.

Easy to use, cute little timer/ clock! My only complaint is the alarm sound is borderline anxiety producing, it beeps, then ramps up the beeping until it hits "panic attack" level of beeping, until you click the little button. It definitely means you won't ignore the alarm!! But I purchased this as a timer for my four year old, to help make time a little easier to understand - and he really enjoys the digital countdown notches so that aspect is really nice. Overall it is a nice perk to have a timer that also functions as a regular clock. I ended up putting some tape over the speak to make it a little quieter.

Calling all my parents to ADHD children. Gosh, I wish I’d found this sooner. It is perfect for completing homework and breaking things up into manageable time chunks. The color is perfect for count down anxiety reduction. Small size (about the size of a deck of cards). Adjustable volume. Really helped my son stay on track. We also timed breaks!

I brought this over a year ago and it's essential to my everyday. I use it more than my timeTimer. The noise level can be high so don't forget you have it on. The battery is good. It's very nice quality (I drop it all the time and it's fine.) The display screen is clear and shows both the regular time and timer duration, as well as a visual of timer duration. Which is nice because it's easier to orient when you see all 'Time Information' on one display. Functionally the difference between this and TimeTimer Dial: When timer rings, you can double tap the dial to reset. I find that this small motion cuts out the small interruption of having to turn a dial to the exact right time. This is a big deal when you have ADHD and want to do small hyperfocused sprints (ex. 3 minutes per step in a tutorial, etc.) This is the primary timer I use, I carry it all around the house. It's good for long duration but especially powerful for shorter sprints.

I use this to show how much time they have to complete each task. It’s easy to use and the color is perfect.

Works great, compact and portable.

This is a handy little timer I bought because I'm trying to wean myself off of using my smartphone for everything (timer, stopwatch, alarm clock, etc). When my wife saw it, she thought it would also be a great tool for timing homeschool projects for our son. The biggest problem is that the instructions are incredibly hard to understand. They were obviously written by someone who doesn't speak English as a first language. So, I've taken it upon myself to write the instructions so all of us can use this thing as intended. Enjoy! There are only two things to press: the white button on the back, and the orange knob on the top. - Both buttons can receive a short press or a long press (about 3 seconds). - The orange knob can be either pressed or turned, depending on what is being set. Setting the time: - Long-press the white button for at least three seconds. The hours will begin to flash. Rotate the orange knob to set the current hour. - Short-press the white button again. The minutes will begin to flash. Rotate the orange knob to set the current minute. - Short-press the white button again to enter 12/24 hour set mode. Turn the orange knob to set to either 12 or 24 hour mode. - Short-press the white button again to return to normal time. Setting the alarm: - Short-press the white button. “AL” will appear above the time, which indicates that you are in alarm-setting mode. (Note: “AL” does NOT mean the alarm is on. It only means you are now able to set the alarm). - Long-press the white button. The hours will begin to flash. Rotate the orange knob to set the alarm hour. - Short-press the white button. The minutes will begin to flash. Rotate the orange knob to set the alarm minute. - Short-press the white button again to enter alarm on/off mode. Rotate the orange knob to set the alarm on or off. - Short-press the white button again. This returns you to the alarm setting state. Note that “AL” is still displayed. If you need to reset the alarm time from here, long-press the white button to start the whole cycle over again. - Otherwise, if “AL“ is still displayed, and you wish to return to regular time display mode, you have two options: either short press the white button again, or just let the unit sit for 15 seconds and it will return to regular time display mode on its own. Stopping the alarm: - When your alarm goes off, press the orange knob to snooze for five minutes. The timer allows for three total snooze sequences of five minutes each. - To turn off the alarm without snoozing, short press the white button. - Note: you can turn off the alarm with a short-press of the white button—whether or not you are currently snoozing. - Stopping the alarm does not disable the alarm. It will still go off at the same time tomorrow. If you want to prevent this, you must go through the "Setting the Alarm" sequence (see able) and manually turn the alarm off. Setting the timer to count up (i.e. stopwatch): - First make sure the lower display reads 00:00. If it does not, spin the orange knob in either direction until it says 00:00. - To start counting up, short-press the orange button. The timer will begin counting up, starting with one flashing orange bar. The display will show one orange bar per minute, with the current minute flashing and previous minutes as solid orange. - To pause counting up, short-press the orange button. To resume counting up, short-press the orange button again. You may pause and resume counting up as often as you’d like. - If you wish to return to 00:00, first pause the timer with a short-press of the orange knob. Then spin the orange knob counterclockwise until you reach zero. NOTE: There is one instruction in the timer mode that is clearly incorrect. The instructions say you can press and hold the orange knob for three seconds during counting up to “quickly clear digits” (I assume this means return to 00:00). I have not been able to make this work in any way. In my experience, a long-press of the orange knob does only one thing: shifts between audible mode and silent mode. It has no other function. But you can return to zero by pausing the timer and then spinning the knob until you reach zero. Setting the timer to count down (i.e. kitchen timer): - First spin the orange knob to reach the desired time. Spin clockwise to go from zero and up. Spin counterclockwise to go from 60 minutes and down. - At this point, the hourglass icon will appear to the left of the lower display. - Short-press the orange knob to start counting down. You may pause and restart the countdown at any time with a short-press of the orange knob. - To reset the countdown time, first press the orange knob to pause the timer. Then spin the orange knob in either direction to reach the desired countdown time. To count down silently versus with the beeper: - Long-press the orange knob for at least three seconds to shift between audible mode or silent mode. Audible mode is a darkened speaker. Silent mode shows a line through the speaker.