AyayaBoss 2-Pack Magnetic Kitchen Timers for Cooking, Digital Stop Watch Countdown Timer for Kids, Teachers, Classroom, Office, Exercise - Battery Included

Perfect kitchen timer! I love that the buttons are "hours" and "minutes" vice "minutes" and "seconds. Most inexpensive timers are the latter and you can only time up to 99 minutes. I say this because often I slow cook or smoke things for hours. These timers solve that. The display is bold, beautiful, and very easy to read. Very simple functions, nothing to learn. Another detail often overlooked by other manufacturers, the magnet. The magnet on these AyayaBoss is large and strong enough to hold it securely in place. They even include a battery with it. I also love the fact that the buttons "don't" beep with each hour or minute added, that drove me crazy with my cheap kitchen timers. They beeped for each minute if even if you held the button down. You can also shut off the alarm sound if you prefer. There's a small red LED to the right of the display that flashes when time is up. When not in use it shuts itself off saving the battery. Bottom line, they thought of EVERYTHING with this kitchen timer, and at just over three dollars each, it's well worth. If you're looking for a great kitchen timer your search is over, this is it. *One note, at first I couldn't figure out how to get the battery cover off. You have to open the stand on back before you can slide the battery cover off.

Our stove is really old, but still works great minus the old dial timers. We bought these digital timers so we wouldn't have to use our phones any more. They're easy to operate, can set both hours and minutes, and are loud enough to hear from another room without being obnoxious. We like that they have stands and magnets. It only takes one AAA battery to power them, and those batteries are included in the box. I think in the kitchen, hours and minute control is more useful than minutes and seconds, since most of those timers can only go up to 99 minutes. Plenty of dishes and deserts take longer than that to cook.

The timer includes all needed for timing and the magnetism holds to the side of the refrigerator. The reason for lower score is because it slides down somewhat when returning to the refrigerator

We've used the same magnetic fridge timer for at least 8 years and needed a replacement. I never realized how hard it was to find a magnetic timer that could track hours and minutes not just minutes and seconds. I often cook things in the oven that cook for several hours. This timer can count down from a 24 hour max and also count up. The digital readout is large and easy to see no matter where I am in the kitchen. In case, I need to take the timer with me out of the room or use it on the counter, it has a kickstand making it easily readable on a flat surface. The large magnet on the back is strong and easily adheres to my fridge. When it does alarm, the sound will go for 30 seconds giving me plenty of time to hear it and respond from other places in the house. This came as a 2 pack costing the same amount as some other timers sold singly. I'm so glad I found a great product at a reasonable price.

No complaints! First of all, the beep is nice and loud, so I can hear it from another room with no trouble. The display is large and easy to read. The buttons are straightforward and simple to operate, and the magnet on the back is nice and strong, so it attaches to anything metal with no problem. I like that you can turn it on/off to save battery life. If this model were able to time HOURS as well and minutes and seconds, I'd buy two more!

Large display. Alarm pleasant. Easy to set. I like that it can also do a countdown (how long has bread dough been proofing?) Magnets hold it securely to the fridge. Pleased with this purchase.

The start/stop button is overloaded and fails to perform as expected randomly. I use this for timing a project throughout the day. If my attention has to divert to another project, I press start/stop to pause, and when I come back, start/stop to resume counting up. Randomly the start/stop causes a default 30 minutes to appear and start counting down. Crap - this last time I didn't make a mental note of the hours accumulated so far and may have lost one.

I'm using this for studying right now, and I do NOT like the X2 press memory function. It is a horrible function; most of the time, it completely deletes my recorded stopwatch time with only one click, and for a 24-hour timer, that is not what I want. It is frustrating because I keep having to reset my time to where it was, and I'm setting it based on my memory! Sometimes, the timer doesn't even resume after one click, so I click it again a few seconds later, and it goes to the x2 press memory.

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