Digital Dual Kitchen Timer for Cooking, 3 Channels Count Down/up Triple Multi Timers for Food, Magnetic Memory-Preset Large-Display Adjustable Alarm Volume, 3A Battery Included

This kitchen timer with 3 separate countdown/count-up timers has been an absolute game-changer—literally! I originally bought it for cooking, and it works perfectly for that. I love being able to set different timers for various dishes, especially when I’m making a big meal with multiple components. It’s super easy to use, the buttons are responsive, and the display is clear and easy to read. The loud alarm is a lifesaver—no more burned food because I got distracted!But where this timer really helped me was on the sports field. I coach my daughter’s lacrosse team and started bringing it along to help with game management. I use one timer to track the total time elapsed during each half, and the other two to monitor how long individual players have been on the field before rotating subs. It is so much less stressful than trying to rely on my iPhone during a fast-paced game. The clip and magnet are convenient, and I just stick it on the clipboard for quick access. Honestly, I didn’t expect a “kitchen” timer to be this useful for sports, but here we are! Whether you're timing a roast or a roster, this little device gets the job done. It’s reliable, affordable, and surprisingly versatile. I’m tempted to buy a second one just so I don’t have to keep switching it back and forth between my kitchen drawer and my coaching bag. If you need a solid, multi-purpose timer, this one’s a winner.

This timer was exactly what I wanted for exercise.First, it remembers the amount of time for each timer. For example, if you want to reset the time for timer 1 to the same time interval you previously set, just press the button for timer 1 after the time has expired and your last time entry will appear.Second, once the time has been set for all timers, if you press the START button, all timers start at the same time. If you want just one timer to start, press its button twice and only that timer will start.There’s a volume button on the back of the timer so you can increase or decrease the volume.On my timer, you have to long press a button in order for the timer to recognize what you’ve done. This was a little frustrating at first, but it is easy to deal with once you get used to it.While there may a way to clear all timers at the same time, I was not able to do it. I had to clear each timer one at a time by pressing the button for that timer, and then long pressing the clear button.The on/off button does not turn the timer off. I suspect the timer turns off by itself automatically. You just need to push the button for four seconds to turn the timer on.The magnet on my timer was very weak, would not hold the timer in place. I felt the price was very fair for the number of features this time has.

It’s a great little timer and clock. My only complaint is that it’s not very loud. I keep it next to me to make sure I hear it go off. One really nice thing about it is that it continues the countdown so that if you miss hearing it, you can actually tell how long it’s been since you missed it. That’s very clever and something I’ve never seen before.

This is an easy-to-use gadget with three independent timers. You could use it for anything that you like to set a timer for, such as tea or coffee or cooking, or how long to hold your breath. I use it to time my stretching exercises: I need three separate intervals that I don't want to keep setting, so I save one preset on each timer, and select the one I need for what I'm doing. Just to elaborate a little further: I select the timer button for the timer I want, click that timer button again to start the countdown, click the same button to stop the beeping, then click it a fourth time to bring up the preset again. I expect I could use multiple timers in parallel if I needed to do, but I don't have a use for that scenario.It's a pretty nice device for the purpose: I can recommend it if you need a mutliple timer gadget.

Love the timer. Easy to work and great when cooking many items at once.

Advertised as magnetic and was expecting to be able to put this on a whiteboard, but the magnets are just there to be there... Does not hold the weight of the device what-so-ever, device just slides off surface like nothing... marketing scam.

I do lots of baking at the Flour Box Tearoom. Different items have different baking times. This timer is great. it has 3 timers...each has a unique sound when it times out...which is very helpful in my busy kitchen.

My 1990's West Bend triple timer got knocked onto the kitchen floor and finally bit the dust. I had tried several replacements which weren't satisfactory because they were too hard to set. This one works better than the old West Bend because you can view the current status of all three timers. Also, when you want to set something like a 45-minute time instead of pressing the minutes button 45 times, you can hold it down until you get close. The alarm is plenty loud. It uses AAA batteries instead of expensive coin cell batteries or short-lived 9-volt. if you replace the cheap ones provided with decent alkaline batteries, they will last months even if you don't turn it off.