ConchstarVisual Timer 60-Minute, Kids for Homeschool Desk, Time Management Tools with Silent Operation, Timer for Kitchen Office Classroom (Pink)

Silent - No ticking.3 alarm settings - silent, low, high. Can stop alarm with button on top.Best feature for me: the little flashing red light, even when alarm on silent, so it doesn’t disturb anyone, but I have added visual cue. (Also good as I’m hearing impaired.)I just bought more in each colour for home and office - I colour-code evrrything, so this helps - just wish also came in purple, yellow and maybe other colors.

A simple, clear display and easy to use timer but £16.99 is expensive. It is battery operated which are not included but should be at the price. It is a sixty seconds timer which moves as time elapses. It is a handheld size and beeps when the timer is up, then needs to be turned off by pressing a button at the top of the timer. It works correctly and my little one is starting to understand the concept of time as well as learning how to read the clock so two in one learning.

This timer is so cute!! Works perfect and what is important for me, it is NOT TICKING!!

Great timer, super easy to use and instructions easy to understand. The timer is accurate and the noise is loud. Looks very nice too

Using this timer to manage tasks proved helpful. The visual display allowed me to track time without needing to look at numbers. The silent operation meant no distracting ticking sounds. Children responded well to the visual cue. Placing it on a desk or kitchen counter made it accessible. It functioned consistently, the dial smooth and precise. I found it useful for both work and personal activities.

I got this timer for my 16-year-old, who is currently preparing for his GCSE’s and thought the timer would help him with his revision intervals and timing his test exam papers.It’s a simple product to use, simply rotate the central dial to set the timer to the duration you need, with a maximum of 60 minutes. After the time expires, the alarm sounds.It comes in a variety of colours, I went with the blue. It runs on 2 AAA batteries, which aren’t included, and it has a single button at the top to stop the alarm.

A useful timer for all sorts of jobs e.g. cooking, 'time up' games, diy jobs such as glue mending etc. I got this for my young grand daughter to help with number recognition and time management. It will also help her parents out, such as with getting ready for pre-school, getting dressed etc. because it will challenge her competitive nature of wanting to be 'the winner.'The timer is pretty in pink and it's useful to visually see the time count down as the coloured area recedes towards zero and your chosen alarm setting (beeping, or on silent as a flashing light). Whilst the timer description indicates it as being suitable for children i'd say it's got to be a 4, maybe 5+ years, for 2 reasons:1. You must only turn the timer setting clockwise as stated in the instructions, otherwise it's highly likely the timer mechanism goes kaput.2. The battery cover is a flip out job (no retaining screw) so batteries are easily accessible, and the only way to adjust the alarm setting is by removing the compartment cover.

The Conchstar Visual Timer 60-Minute is great for both kids and adults. It has a simple and neat design. I chose the green variant and really like the color.I wish it had a built-in rechargeable battery with USB-C charging. The timing is not very precise, so it may not be ideal for short timers. However, it is a great non-digital option for kids.