Pomodoro 25, 5 Minute Adjustable Productivity Timer White

In exception of the nonfunctional magnets that I don't understand why an expense was wasted on, this thing is the best. It has the cleanest design, use, and function. Fabulous! Just wish it had real magnets so I could stick it to the fridge.

It might not be the prettiest Pomodoro timer available, but it's the best in its price range. It's one of the few that lets you set seconds. The batteries last. It can cycle between work sessions and breaks all day long. You can mute the alarm and use the flashing light, or max the volume and hear it in another room. It's the only Pomodoro timer I'll need.Now, if you take the occasional odd-sized break, it can't adapt to that. You'll have to change a timer's duration, or turn it off and use another timer for that for your long break. But other than that, it's excellent.The instructions are tiny and not that helpful, but there are Youtube videos that explain itsu operation

The unit is solid and does exactly what was advertised. I'm very happy with the functionality. 5/5The magnets on the back are a little weak, but again, I don't plan on putting it on my fridge. it is going to sit on my work desk.The instructions were less than awesome. The font is tiny, I had to take pictures of the instructions with my phone and then zoom in on the picture to read it. I finally just came here and read the other reviews where people detailed what button presses caused changes, and now I'm off to the races.Again, awesome product, but just trash the instructions and read the reviews for how to make it work.

This is a handy little pomodoro timer, especially useful if you find an app on your phone distracting.Pros:- Easy to use.- Flexible: it may be used as a stopwatch, a countdown timer, two independent countdown timers, a single cyclic timer, or dual cyclic timing (pomodoro mode).- Well built.- Clear screen.Cons:- The 'quiet' noise is quite loud, while the 'loud' noise is very loud. I have stuck some tape on the back to bring these to more reasonable levels. Note that I have not found the 'muted' flashing light option useful, as it is easy to miss while working.- There is no on/off switch; instead, the timer turns on whenever any button is pressed. If you carry this in your bag, it is likely to turn on at some point. It also doesn't appear to ever fall asleep (at least over several hours). Together, these design choices mean there's every chance you could accidentally leave this on and exhaust the batteries.Overall, I do not regret my purchase. It's a very handy little timer for the pomodoro technique.

I use it all the time when reading or using my computer. Sometimes I get so engrossed in whatever I'm doing that I forget to take breaks. I feel so much more relaxed when I set the timer to focus for 25 min and relax for 5. No more feeling stressed at the end of the day or dry eyes.

I need to focus and get into flow state in my work. I also get interrupted often with others needing assistance and find it hard to postpone responding. This timer has helped me set some boundaries so I can make progress on larger projects. I do a 25 min sprint on a task for a project and will let emails and IMs sit until the 25 mins is completed. Then for the 5 min break I read and respond to emails. Sometimes I have to pause for longer but this at least lets me concentrate for 25 mins at a time on a project and builds in time so I'm not neglecting requests for assistance/information. There are apps out there for this functionality but those apps would require looking at my phone and just allow for more potential distractions so I prefer this dedicated timer for my purposes.

I put in two fresh AAA batteries, and it did not turn on. There were no instructions included. Ugh.

Got this to use to help me focus during my last semester of college when i only had 12 credits. I didn’t want to do any of the work bcuz I had a lot of free time that was difficult to pull away from. This timer let me do my work in small increments while giving me time to take small breaks. The only complaint i’d give is that the quiet mode isn’t *that* quiet. It’s quieter than the loud, which is very loud, but it would be nice if it were quieter.