TickTime Pomodoro Timer Clock, Productivity Cube, ADHD Timer, Pause & Resume, Silent, Vibrate & Adjustable Alert, for Work & Study, 5, 15, 25, 30, 45, 60min & Custom Countdown, Purple

Such a simple idea, but made a big difference to me productivity when I had a large number of tasks that had some repetition.I researched a few different timers and settled on this one; rechargeable, nice display, easy to set popular times, capability to set custom time, and times up to 99 mins. It also has a pleasing design and feels good quality, especially for the price.

This product is an excellent product however my item stopped charging , I contacted Olivia from Ticktime who discussed and arranged for a replacement to be prompted sent out to me under the warranty.

I bought this on a recommendation. I'm a doctor with ADHD and have problems with procrastination and time management. This was recommended by another doctor who uses it to keep to time in busy clinics. I have not had the opportunity yet to use it at work, but it has become a friend to me at home. It helps me to be more productive, by apportioning time to necessary tasks. It is tactile and pleasing as an object, the design and build quality are high, and it is the perfect size.The increments from 3 to 30 minutes on the faces are exactly right. If I need more time, I just flip it. It's possible to silence the alarm so it may be used more discreetly. The only possible flaw is that it cannot be used while charging, but this has not been an issue since a full charge lasts for a long time. I'm very pleased with it and plan to buy one for my daughter who has the same diagnosis and struggles with executive function.

So far looks nice not used in anger yet. Not had this device that long.After using for several days:Pros:- Very intuitive to use without the faff of re-setting as per traditional timers for multiple time durations.- Small enough to fit in a pocket or pen case for use away from home- Interesting to look at- Non intrusive when in use and does not distract from task at handCons:- Display very dim especially on any setting other than 3mins- Display very small and a little hard to read because of this and point above.- Display easily scratched as made of very soft plastic material, would be better to be glass- Price a little on the high side given build quality/materialsConclusion:- Would I recommend - Yes- Think £15 would be a better price point- Would be great to have non-scratch, larger display

The media could not be loaded. This is an excellent little gadget. Yes, it's expensive compared to other designs but I'm so happy with this and the difference it has made to my life would be worth 20x the cost. I struggle with PTSD, which means I find it very difficult to start tasks, even ones I enjoy. With this gadget I can time myself from 3-30 mins or enter my own custom time. So, instead of being angry at myself for not picking up my guitar, I can set a 5 minute timer and at least get something done. I can always extend the timer if needed. I've already recommended this to people in the support group I belong to.

There was a 'congrats you are lucky!' card in the product box which I didn't even look at until today. It looks like a scam, saying I've won first prize, and to go onto a site and enter a code (which I won't be doing). I think it's incredibly underhand to do this. It was inside the box, so I'd had to pull off the plastic and cut through the tape holding the box closed before I found it - if you're gifting this to someone maybe be sure you're not gifting them some dodgy fake win claim (which helpfully says in bad English as a disclaimer 'the final power of interpretation owe to our company' - it also says 'you won the prize' then you have to see your winning level... if there is only one prize, why is there a level? Anyway, it's well-designed to be exciting and fool you but it's 100% a scam so don't fall for it or let anyone you give this to fall for it).Product itself seems okay, minus some heavy scratching to the countdown display. I saw in reviews that it flashes. I'm going to have to find something to put over it because the flashing is very annoying and distracting, and I bought this for study. Both the number that's uppermost and the countdown will flash - the number is a blue light that's not too invasive otherwise. Turning the countdown time away from you works to mitigate the flashing timer, but the flashing number is a design flaw (it could just stay steady to let you know the timer is on and working).

They seem to have upgraded this model - eg it now has USB C recharging instead of micro USB.Quality is good. No scratches on the screen. It is all made of plastic from what I can tell, though the exterior looks like metal.I've only given it 4 stars because it is so very small. Especially the screen which is the most important bit. The screen is only 2.5 CMs.Also whilst the clever ability to set the timer by rotating the device is useful it's a little bit less obvious how to do it for 25 mins if you don't want to have the the countdown display at an angle. The manual in the box tries to explain how to do this, but not very well.The volume of the time over is very loudThe device is small enough to be easily pocketableOverall, I'd recommend this, it's quite an original design, I'd just like it to be 3 times the size so I can see the display more easily

Incredible piece of kit. So simple to use and is helping me fire through tasks and stop procrastinating. I feel so much more in control now. Highly recommend