LAOPAO Stopwatch Metal Stopwatch Timer with Backlit 1/100th Second Precision 2 Lap Memory Digital Stop Watch for Coaches

It’s a nice stopwatch, however the battery does not appear that it can be changed out… After spending this amount it is a shame that the battery is not able to be replaced easily.

I have not used it as much as I hoped. Shortly after getting it, I packed up and moved. It sat in storage for 3 years. When I dig it out to use it, I found it still running in the box. Obviously, it was slightly out of time and date considering running in storage. As soon as I pressed the light button and it started flashing and beeping, it's final act I guess as it was too weak to respond. My only thought was the instructions should have something about how to change the battery. Got the battery changed and its working perfectly again. Awesome product.

It does not look like the pictures at all. I chose this specifically for the pictured type of buttons-- but they are not like like that at all. I find them difficult to press. It's almost like you have to push the button down, wait for a (sort of) click, then keep pushing it down before it starts. The first click is misleading-- it feels like a click but doesn't start it. I foresee that going awry for my precise counts. It also arrived a little scratched on the front. No protective peel or anything-- clearly a used watch. Silent mode works well, though. It's also very heavy. It's a metal stopwatch of course, but I own a few metal stopwatches and it's definitely noticeably heavier than the others, if that matters to you.

Perfect for timing our high school track star! Great for helping her get her lap times down. It's so easy to use, the battery lasts a long time. Very accurate. We have dropped it a few times and it is very durabile. Worth every penny I paid for it.

It looks great and feels great in hand. But I find it ridiculously complicated to get and keep in the right mode for use as a simple stopwatch. Tech-savvy 52-year-old professor here Inevitably, it beeps and beeps as I fiddle with the button while someone is waiting. I give up. I'll open a browser tab (google "stopwatch") or use my phone. If you surmount the fraught user experience design, it's a nice timepiece.