Large LED Digital Timer, Magnetic Countdown Loud Timer for Kitchen Cooking, Classroom Whiteboard, Kids, Toddler, Game, Productivity, Focus, Work, Task, Office, Meeting – Small, Simple, Visual, White

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Overview Color : White Brand : XUANZIT Material : Plastic Product Dimensions : 3"D x 1"W x 3"H Item Weight : 2.24 ounces About this item LARGE LED DISPLAY – The LED digital timer f eatures a 3-inch ultra-clear display with large time digits that are 1-inch tall, ensuring clear visibility even from a distance or in low light conditions. STRONG MAGNETIC BACK – This magnetic timer comes with 3 strong magnets on the back, allowing it to be easily and securely attached to any iron surface, such as kitchen shelves, refrigerators, classroom whiteboards, gym equipment and more. LOUD BUZZER ALARM – This loud timer offers two volume options: Loud-Volume (about 85dB) for important reminders, ensuring audibility throughout the house, and Gentle-Volume (about 65dB) for subtle alerts during focused work or study. EASY TO OPERATE – The front panel features 3 large buttons, which is much more intuitive compared to the rotate timers. Now, there are no more struggles to set a timer with that kind of imprecise rotations. CONVENIENT MEMORY FUNCTION – The timer can automatically restore the previous countdown timing when the countdown time is over, which effectively eliminates the need for repetitive and cumbersome settings. EXCELLENT ENERGY MANAGEMENT – The battery life can easily last 3~6 months when using brand new AAA alkaline batteries (Not-Included). When the batteries are running low, a low-power indicator will blink to remind you to replace them. 99′59″ MAXIMUM TIMING – With a maximum timing of 99 minutes and 59 seconds, this Countup / Countdown timer is perfect for a wide range of scenarios, including in the kitchen (like cooking eggs or using the oven), in classrooms (for teachers to manage class time, reading sessions, or tasks on the whiteboard), for children (to help with studying, focusing, playing games, or managing ADHD), at work (to boost productivity during office hours or meetings), and even at the gym (for physical exercises, fitness routines, or yoga sessions). Show more