Pomodoro Timer Cube, Productivity Timer, Pause & Resume, Silent, Vibrate & Adjustable Sound Alert, for ADHD, Task, Work, Study, 1/3/5/10/15/25/45/60min & Custom Countdown, Black

I used my cube for months of afternoon pomodoro sessions, and other timing. I came to rely on it and would pop it into my backpack in its protective pouch. So when it was working like this, I was an absolute superfan: it really made a difference.And then suddenly one afternoon, it stopped working. Completely. No error state, no lights, and it wasn't the charging. I even charged it for a full day with its cable in case it didn't have the residual charge to report it was charging. I dropped a support message to the Seller, and heard back quickly. They were able to replace the unit with a fully working new unit. I'm back to time tracking with it!Maybe my experience is unusual, maybe not. But when it works it is more intuitive and useful than any other productivity / interval timers I have used. And when it doesn't work, it seems to be able to go to a completely inert state with no means of resetting it or reactivating it, even with extensive experiments with charging cables to make sure the Tick Time cable hadn't failed. So make sure to contact the seller immediately if this happens in case you can get a swift replacement.

This is THE timer for people with ADD as it’s the simplest 20 minute work / 10 minute break timer out there. It’s been shown that 20/10 is better for recharging than the typical 25/5…so you need to make sure your timer allows for that kind of split.This is my second, lost the first one (ADD!). This slightly updated version feels more solid and the vibrate mode of VERY quiet. My prior one was so noisy on vibrate I took it apart and wrapped the innards with tape to quiet it…this one is a whisper.If you have ADD this is the one to get. It’s been incredibly helpful.

Lately I've been trying to manage my time and stop procrastinating on projects. I've been looking up on some of the popular methods to stay focused. I came across this timer and decided to give it a try. I love my phone, but I'd much prefer purpose-built devices over having to load up apps. This timer works really well. It's responsive with every rotation. Love the simplicity of it. And even a timer that counts up on the back side of it.But if I had one suggestion, make the buttons visually easier to see. In my dimly lit office, it's impossible to see what button is what. So to make it easier on myself, I took an oil-based paint marker and colored the power button. That way I can quickly figure out how to turn it on. Other than that, I currently have no other Cons with what this thing does.

I mostly use it for the pomodoro setting, great for my guitar practice sessions or doing homework.My only annoyance is that, as you roll the device to set a new time, it takes a second to find the alarm stop button. I marked mine with a little silver sharpie so I can always find it.I also wish it had an actual sliding on/off switch. I carry it in my backpack and sometimes it will get activated and then I have alarms going off randomly. Using the provided carry bag mitigates this somewhat, but it is a little tight to slip on and off and I'd prefer not to have to use it.I also wish the vibration intensity level could be adjusted. I do not always want an audible alarm, but the vibration only is very subtle and sometimes I miss it if I'm playing loudly or if it's not on a hard surface.Other than that, very functional, fun little device. Helps keep me on track. Great screen clarity and brightness.

Stay on track and keep on track with thisEasy to use!

T I N Y.Like, tiny tiny.... Wanted to be able to use this while I'm somewhere in the room, not feel like it'll have to be carried with me to be right next to myself if I wanted to see what time was left on the clock. It was also meant to inspire me to do more in less time, but uhhh, I'll instantly lose this thing. Even the manual is tiny.Straight out of the box, was clear there would be a learning curve in how to use it, just by the confusion of the countdown time constantly changing while it's in my hand as I'm reading through the manual, like it has a mind of its own. 😂 😂Complicated isn't really something I wanted! Nor was tiny. Seemed too easy to mess up, if a simple flip instantly changes the countdown. Not sure why, but I felt like it should also be with 8-ball fortunes, with the different sides and the ease of it flipping to whichever side just being in your hand... Nah, returning. I think I'll just stick with the visual countdown timer I already have.This thing is just too little and - IMHO - should only be priced for half of what it is, with how small it is! Not worth the tiny complication (and I actually bought this at the Spring Sale discount! Tsk)Roku remote and standard hair clip for scale. TINY!!!

This is a great way to stay on task, especially if you have ADHD, or catch yourself daydreaming or your mind wandering when working on a project. This has also sped up my timeline to get papers written for school, and made me more efficient at work. It's pricey for what it is I feel like, but overall I think it's worth it and I'm glad I spent the money on it.

These are great when they work, but the build quality has some apparent problems. This is my second unit...first unit just "stopped" working 3 months in, Amazon would do nothing. But the product was good, I'm a sucker, so I bought again, 6 months later, the LEDs start burning out. No longer have the ability to contact seller for support, just the automated trouble shooting. Overall, the function, design, experience is great, but at $40 I just can't risk a third purchase with an above acceptable chance/ likelihood you are possibly only going to get 3-6 months of function...find another product and definitely contact them about the warranty first! Hope this helps you make a good decision.