FeilifanCube Timer - Desk & Kitchen Timer with Gravity Sensor for Time Management - Countdown Settings: 15, 20, 30, 60 Minutes - Purple

I use the timer to make sure I keep on task. The easy function of it allows me to use it daily, and the fun shape allows me to leave it on my desk without it looking like a task. The timer is loud enough to hear from a few rooms over and it stops beeping after a bit which is a great feature.

This is a great way to set timers effortlessly.If you have ADHD, it's a great way to stay on task. If you have depression, its a great way to pace and reward yourself as you work on doing daily actives.But I hate the way it feels. And I hate the way it sounds being set down on my desk (I now use an extra mouse pad to set it on so I don't have to hear it). A thicker plastic, a higher-quality plastic, or rubberized or textured coating is needed.

I have ADHD and I have struggled my entire life with staying on task to get even easy mundane things completed. These allow me to break things down into smaller chunks and I have a buddy that comes with me! Yes, I treat my cube timers like my buddies! Listen, it works. My husband asked why I didn't just set a timer on my phone, but somehow that never worked for me. These Cube timers are genius and for whatever reason, they work! I also use them to limit my down time scrolling on social media, so I don't get sucked in and lose an entire day! I use them so many different ways. Boring thing I don't want to do? Set a timer and work for a set amount of time, that way I know there's an end in sight and I'm not just stuck working forever! (instead of inevitably avoiding said task) Another boring, mundane thing? Set a timer and try to beat the clock! It's a fun game! Taking a break to read email or scroll a bit? Set a timer so I don't fall down an endless rabbit hole and lose 4 hours! It's approaching lunch time, but not quite yet and I'm working on something.... Set a timer and stick a post it on it! "Eat lunch!" (yes I forget to eat! Other ND people will get it! 😉) I digress.... Countless uses for these wonderful timers! Just purchase it already!

My daughters uses it to time herself when brushing her teeth. We also use it for reading time and timeouts.

Simple, easy to use, and effective.

I heard about this kind of timer via an ADHD Podcast. The person uses it to prevent wandering activity and distraction, to improve focus by using a timer to complete tasks. I spent quite a bit of time on Amazon looking for the right one. It was hard. I did not find many with the right color and features. Many others were sold out. I was eager to get one (probably the ADD in me that I think I have, hence the podcast adventure and the timer purchase). This only got three stars because it's rather cheaply made. EXTREMELY light, it doesn't really catch on quite as quickly as I would expect it to, the screen is a bit light/faint and acts a little wonky. I know that I didn't spend a lot on it (but really, are timers supposed to be much more money than this???) so maybe that's why. The tiny tag inside was completely in Chinese. The package wording also didn't seem to make sense...I wanted to return it as soon as I got it, then again when I put the batteries in. I kept the box in case. It's Okay. That's it. I doubt it will last long, so thank goodness I won't be using it a whole lot.

I lose track of time when I’m working so I continuously set the timer to remind me to look at time, stretch, pee & not forget my son at school.

This timer cube came recommended by a friend to help me set time limitat on grading and feedback for teaching, and it has been invaluable for helping keep track of how much time I spend on work. It's also easy to use, so all around I would recommend it for anyone who works best by setting aside blocks of time.

You can only set:15 mins, 20 mins 30 mins, and 60mins.I think would be much better to have:5mins, 15 mins, 30 mins, and 60mins.But yeah, not sure why but didn't make me happy since the moment I touched and felt so "cheap" in materials

This device is great, easy to use, was brilliant for Pomodoro technique type work blocking. Except it stopped working completely after only a few uses. I've changed the batteries for brand new ones, still nothing. Completely dead. And because I bought it a couple of months ago in anticipation of my return to work after maternity leave recently, the return window has closed so I can't even get my money back. Avoid.

Great stuff, I use it to motivate myself and the kids to tidy up around the house. It's esthetically pleasing and modern, the beeper is loud enough to not be missed, even in noisy surroundings. I wish I got both variations. I got a 15-20-30-60 and what I miss is 10 minutes.

Found this product to be of poor quality, very lightweight broke in a month. Only gave 2 stars due to the speed of delivery

The media could not be loaded.  I bought these No Ticking Feilifan Cube Timers to help me during homework and study time for my 3 oldest boys who seem to have no concept of time at all when it comes to studying or reading for school or whatnot. I wanted a visual reference guide that would be easy for them to follow.The timer needs two AAA batteries as they are not included in the box. The battery chamber is relatively easy to access (I press down and slide) and snaps shut easily as well. Next to the battery chamber, is also where the alarm volume is. These controls give you the options of either a low volume alarm or a high volume alarm, and it is also where the off switch is (You just need to slide the switch all the way to the right to turn the cube timer off). The ''off'' switch shuts down the cube timer completely, not just the alarm volume. This is the setting for when you are not using the timer cube at all. In other words, this timer does not have a ''silent'' mode like some other brands have.To set a countdown on the timer (after putting in batteries), first you need to slide the switch to either ''HI'' or ''LO'' for your alarm volume. Then, you need to pick a time duration : choice of 1-3-5 or 10 minutes on the smallest digit cube or options 15-20-30 or 60 minutes on the highest digit cube. By setting the cube down on a table with the chosen time duration facing up (facing the ceiling), the timer will automatically start counting. As the time expires, the remaining time will be shown on the small display on the left of the switch. This timer does not tick like most clocks do. It will silently count down until it reached the end of the timer, and will then sound the alarm to let you know. To stop the alarm, you just need to flip the time cube till the blank side faces up (or any other side) and it will stop (if you flip it on another digit, it will automatically start counting again). Another option would be to slide the switch all the way to the right to activate the ''off'' button.This timer has a very clear sounding alert even on the lowest setting (there really isn't much of a difference between the soft and loud alarm). This timer cannot be used in absolute silence. If you work in a loud environment and need a high volume alert that lasts for more than a few seconds, this specific timer might be for you. However, if you work in an office or share work space, you might be better off looking for something else.I can honestly say that this is far from my favorite timer. First : because it lacks the ''no alert sound'' option. Second : the countdown screen is far too small and you need to get REALLY close to the timer to see it. And third : the quality is really not up to par. The cube doesn't feel sturdy to me and I find that the volume switch is a bit awkward to operate.At the end of the day, it is an okay timer. It looks and works as advertised, it can be very practical to have for time management, studying, cooking and whatnot. But ultimately, it really depends on your needs.This purchase was a bit of a letdown for me. Would recommend only if you need louder alarms that can ring for longer than a few seconds.If my review was helpful let me know by clicking on the ''Helpful'' button :) 👍🏻