ORIA Visual Timer - 3-in-1 Clock With Large LCD Display, 12/24H, 60-Minute Pomodoro Timer for Kids, Countdown for School, Kitchen, Cooking, Children

The big orange button on the top is a great design feature - makes the clock very easy to use once you've set the time. Keep the instructions on how to set the time, because it's not 100% intuitive. With the instructions, setting the time is easy, so don't worry. I bought this for someone who uses it as a clock and timer for teaching, and for the use, the chunky build and big display is perfect. It would make a good kitchen timer if you don't mind the fact it is free standing. If not, get one with a magnet. Some customers did not think the display was bright enough, but in well lit conditions, it works very well. The beeper is very audible, so no issues of missing when the timer gets to time is up. The person I bought this for says it is perfect.

This has been awesome for my son who has ADHD. Because he has poor short term memory this clock helps with everything as he can see time ticking down and keeps him on track. We can carry it around the house to use with anything from teeth brushing to homework to eating food!! He loves the beeps too and does a little robot dance when it goes off 😂. Definitely recommend.

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I was attracted to this timer because of the visual bar indicating how much longer the timer has to run. I did wonder if that would impact the battery life in a negative way, but the answer is probably not because in real life, it’s no where near as bright as the pictures indicate! It does work though albeit in 1 minute increments, so with 1 minute 1 second remaining there will be two segments lit, then 1 second later only 1 segment will be lit.It takes two AAA batteries that are included and comes with comprehensive instructions. It’s more of a clock that a timer really and has to be free standing with no magnetic capability for hanging it anywhere. It shows the time, and timer simultaneously and also has an alarm.I fancied it as a kitchen timer. As a multifunctional clock / timer / alarm it’s Ok but it’s not really much use as a kitchen timer as it’s a bit chunky and has to be freestanding plus you can also only set whole minute intervals. Whilst I can’t fault it as a clock, I was lured in by the orange visual display, but that is actually a bit underwhelming. There’s no option for mains power and it’s not rechargeable out of the box so it will be interesting to see how long the batteries last.

This is a superb kitchen timer and so easy to use.My mum has always stuck to clockwork timers as she never got on with digital ones.This is great for her. Just one button.Just twist the orange knob until the required number of minutes is shown on the display and then press the button to start the countdown.You can cancel the timer by long pressing the button or just twisting it back to zero again.I can't recommend this enough.

ORIA Digital Visual Timer, 60-Minute Pomodoro Timer with LCD Screen, Snooze, 12/24H, Clock with Visual Timer, 3-in-1 Countdown Timer for Kitchen, Cooking, School, Office, Silent Timer for Kids - Pink.This is a good quality timer. Works great. Good size. Easy to use.

This visual timer made by ORIA basically a three-in-one clock – it’s a timer, a clock, and an alarm. It’s got this LCD screen and a knob you turn to set the time, which is really simple to do, nothing complicated at all. It’s got this orange ring that shrinks as time goes by, so you can actually see the time ticking down, which is a very neat visual cue. It can display time in both 12 and 24-hour formats, which is useful depending on what you’re used to, and for helping children learn the 24 hours clock. It’s designed to help with time management, especially for those that get distracted far too easily.It’s completely silent, no ticking or anything, which helps with concentration as ticking noises can be distracting for some folk. It’s got a few different features: there's the countdown timer, and it does regular timing (like a stopwatch), plus you can pause it if you need to. The manufacturer says it’s good for kids, people with ADHD, and folks who just need a bit of help managing their time. I can see how that would be true. It’s simple enough for anyone to use.One thing I noticed, though, is that the display isn’t as bright and vibrant as it looks in the pictures online. It’s still readable, but you sometimes have to pick it up and look at it closely, especially in certain lighting conditions. It's a bit of a shame as the bright display was part of what attracted me to it. The timer itself seems accurate enough, and it’s a cute little gadget. I've found it effective in keeping me focused during work sprints, even though the display could be vastly improved, and the advert a little more honest with its photo advertising.