Pomodoro Timer Cube, Hexagon Productivity Timer, Pause & Resume, Silent, Vibrate & Adjustable Sound Alert, for ADHD, Task, Work, Study, 5/15/25/30/45/60min & Custom Countdown,Gray

I’ve been using this electronic Pomodoro timer for a couple of weeks now, and it’s honestly a game-changer. The design is sleek and modern, and it looks great on my desk—not too bulky, but still feels sturdy and well-built.What I really love is how intuitive it is. Just a quick twist to set the timer, and it gets going with a satisfying beep. It supports both Pomodoro-style intervals and custom countdowns, which is perfect for switching between deep work sessions and short breaks. The LED display is crisp and easy to read from across the room, and it even has a silent mode with vibrations if I want to stay distraction-free in a quiet space.

This is the best timer ever created! It’s durable, functional, easy to read, and must have been designed by NASA engineers!

I like this device.It’s not hard to use. It’s quite simple to use tbhHowever, the battery lasts few hours(6 hours or 8 hours, not sure ) even after a full charge. Not bad , not too goodAnother improvement could be the sound functionality, the alarm. The minimum volume it’s still a little bit high ( not too much ) but sounds louder than a watch

Great little timer, do read the manual first. The interface is not obvious at first. Once you get the hang of it, it works like a champ.

My son wanted a timer so he could have something when I tell him “yes you can use the computer for 30 min” or “yes you can play the Nintendo for 1 hour” he really likes this!

I have ADHD. this timer helps with task completion and focus by giving me a little time pressure to complete tasks efficiently

I purchased these for my co-workers for Christmas and also got one for myself. I can't speak too much about my co-workers, but I use mine ALL of the time at home! It's great for any task that you tend to get lost in / lose track of time. Helpful for both good habits and bad habits that are time-consuming (and the accelerometer feature to set the timer count worked flawlessly + is fun to use.

This is the dumbest design I’ve ever seen. The screen, which you want facing you, is on the other side of the cube. So if you want to see what the numbers on the outside say to rotate it, you either look at them upside down or spin the whole thing. Then, it’s not clockwise?! THEN — the screen doesn’t rotate with the timer so it’s upside down when you roll it? The engineer and designer genuinely should be ashamed. Give them the opposite of an award because that seems genuinely like common sense to me.