mooas Multi-Hexagon Clock Cube Timer, Digital Clock Time Timer, Pomodoro Timer, Backlit Display 12/24H Mode Count up & Countdown Timer, Flip Various time presets ideal for Classroom Gym Kitchen (Mint)

I recently purchased the Mooas Multi-Hexagon Clock Timer, and it’s everything I hoped for!* White: 3, 5, 10, 20, 25, 30 minutes – my almost 7-year-old son uses this for studying, reading, and playtime.The design is sleek and modern, and the quality is outstanding.This product had been on my bucket list for a long time, and I finally bought it.It has exceeded my expectations! It’s not only practical but also makes a fantastic gift due to its thoughtful design and functionality.Highly recommend!

Love this thing. Only with the light came on with a smiple touch. It can be hard to read the screen sometimes.

PIC 1: 35 days of light use, difficult to read.PIC 2: Fresh batteries.LCD ANGLE --- Readable angle is narrow. And biased in a certain direction, as you turn the display, it has a narrow viewing angle on some sides and a wider viewing angle on other sides. As the batteries fade, this is exacerbated. It becomes difficult to read after 30 days & batteries must be replaced.CLOCK --- Just get rid of it. There is a switch and 4 buttons on the back to accommodate this functioning as a bad unlit LCD clock. Simplify the design, remove the clock, remove the 3 buttons & put the savings into a better LCD display with better viewing angles, & a strong, reliable backlight or a way of activating the backlight easily without risking changing the time.TIME INCREMENTS --- Are poorly chosen. They have the "standard" pomodoro times of 25 & 50min, but the other times are 5, 10, 30, and 60. 30 is 5min from 25 & 60 is 10min from 50, making both of these times nearly useless. The times should be 5, 10, 15, 25, 50, 75. These would be far more useful.BACKLIGHT --- Backlight comes on only when you change time or flip it up to pause. I already know what it time it is when I change the time, so I don't really need it then except I guess to double check the time change. I only need backlight when I want to check the timer, but I can only get it by flipping up to pause. The problem with this is you can accidentally change time pretty easily, which resets the entire timer. I wish there was a way to tap it so the backlight comes on or just slightly tilt it up.The best solution would be to make it slightly larger, use AA batteries, remove the clock function & clock buttons, but keep the switch & make it switch backlight from Always On to Momentary On. Of course this would mean retooling the entire plastic mold to be 25% bigger, so really this would make more sense as an additional product in the line. Consider making it larger, octagonal for 8 times, AA battery, always on backlight switch (maybe backlight at 50% all the time, then 100% when time changed), better viewing angle LCD.

This is a clock and timer that is easy to set. I wish there was an option to increase the volume as I often lose track of time during morning routines and can't hear it on the counter when I'm in the shower. It's a great helper to keep my family on task as an ADHD tool for task/break cycling, and it can also function as a visual tool for someone who has hearing loss. I have recommended this to several friends.

It works perfectly. Intuitive and unobtrusive. If you are interested in a super easy way to manage the time you spend on task-based activities, meetings, breaks, this is an great tool to have.

I bought this hoping for a quick and easy way to time things like exercise rest periods, short work periods, tea timers, and so on.Issues:1. The hex form looks great, but it is hard to read the display unless it is at eye level.2. The "clock" just lost its time and is showing me 0:03 (3 minutes past midnight).3. It constantly beeps, but if I turn the beep off, it won't beep when it's finished (it will instead flash dimly).4. Have to switch between the clock and timer mode.Using my Android phone and the Stopwatch and Timer app, I can set times (1, 3, and 5 minutes) and just tap them to start or stop (pause). The display is easy to read at any angle, and I can see how much time is left. When the timer is done, it beeps a few times and then stops, I don't have to run over to it and turn it over.If, when done, the Mooas would beep and then, after a few moments, go to clock mode, that would work much better for me. If I could just flip to a time (10 showing upward) to start a timer that would count down, beep, and be done, that would fit my work flow much better than the current device does.I'll keep it for its novelty, but I'll probably use it very rarely.

I never write reviews! I bought this for my skincare routine to make sure I'm waiting the time needed before applying my next layer. Many of these flip clocks I've read about the clock showing the actual time does not rotate if the clock is in a different position. This is inexpensive and works great! Each color has preset times. The white is what I needed for the 3 and 5 minute timers. Some of the timers don't have a countdown visual. I like seeing how much time remaining and I like when not in use it is a clock.

If you like the pomodoro technique this is that times eleven. With a choice of durations, some self committed focus periods of durations that fit your workflow await.