Attom Tech Ultra Slim Kitchen Timer, Thin Small Digital Mini Cooking Timer with Alarm and Magnet Back for Cooking Baking Sports Nap Games Office(White) (2)

The media could not be loaded.  This timer is a handy little utility. I bought two not realizing it was a 2-pack. Still, I'll use all 4 on the fridge, workbench, classroom whiteboard, and teacher desk!I was surprised that it functions as a Timer and Stopwatch.Pressing STOP/START begins Either function:IF a Min/Sec is entered => Countdown Timer. (Holding Min or Sec adds time quickly)IF no time is entered "00 00" => Stopwatch.Press Min+Sec to reset either or start over.It's a great value for the simplicity and price.Note: The battery is fairly easy and inexpensive to replace. It's an LR1130 aka AG10 button battery. To replace it, all you need is a penny or paperclip to rotate the battery door.

This timer is small, but does its job. However, it does not have a very loud signal. I can't be very far from it or I miss the signal.

It’s functional, but low quality. I couldn’t find another slim, compact, straightforward stopwatch/timer though, so it suits my needs.You can’t turn the beep off, but I carefully separated the front cover from the back cover and pulled off the wires that connected to the speaker. No more annoying beeps.Also, it’s a bummer that it doesn’t have an on/off switch, so I know I’ll be changing batteries within the year.

Small and easy to use. The sound is a bit too quiet, but other than that I really like them. Get some spare batteries.

One of the timers came broken and after trying to make the other one work consistently, it just doesn't. Touch the timer just right and it resets itself or starts counting down instead of up or vice versa.

I wanted to live these. The small size was great, magnets were great, appearance was great.... but the timer volume was too faint. I use timers while cooking for EVERTHING. With these timers I ended up burning parts of dinner. At first I thought I had not set the timer...but it kept happening, and while I sometimes do forget to set the timer, I wouldn’t forget 5 times in a row. I then paid closer attention and watched the timers count down and I could only faintly hear it. When the house is totally silent, the sound is OK, but in the kitchen, there is generally a fan blowing, food sizzling, and music playing, and the sound on these times got lost. While I really wanted to like them, the volume is what prompted me to return them.

The magnet could be a little stronger on the back, but it’s nice and slim & simple to use. If one does not want the beeping noise, “simply” but carefully, open it up - and snip one of the speaker wires.

I like that the timer is small and has a magnet. What i do not like is the beep is very soft,hard to hear,which is of no use to me, as i needed this to hear when my oven was done. I bought this because the one on my oven wasnt loud enough.

This is not the most intuitive product -- you have to hold down the timer button to cycle through the seconds/minutes/hours -- basically no way to go back, so if you need let's say '4 minutes' and you've accidentally overpressed and gotten 5 instead, you will be holding down that button until it gets to 59; then finally 0, 1, 2, 3, and eventually your desired '4'. This is in dire need of a reset function.The magnetic pieces at the back and the light weight of the timer are both nice, makes it easy to attach to fridges without sliding down.