TC-08 Desk Tally Counter with Base, Digital Desktop Counter Clicker Mechanical Number Click Counter (1)

This clicker is perfect for aiding my speech therapy sessions. I like that it stands up in its own. It feels well built. The only thing I would change is to add a small finger loop for stability if you want to hold it in your hand while clicking. But still 5 stars because it does its job perfectly and is well made.

This thing works great! I use it at work to count tasks. I typically click it 200-300 times a day. I have it on my desk, and when I finish a task I reach for this counter using my peripheral vision and just grab and click it. I tried using a different, LCD finger counter earlier and button was very "soft" and sometimes wouldn't register a click when I pushed it, so I would always have to stop, read the number on the LCD counter, then push and watch until the number increased. With this Digi 1st Tally Counter I don't have that issue at all. The button push and click are very firm and audible, but not in a distracting way. I know when it has registered without having to look at it, and it is always right on because the next day I get a computer report that confirms what I clicked. When I ordered this counter and it first arrived I thought I would have to attach the base to a piece of wood for stability, but I haven't. Even though it's small and fairly lightweight, it is very stable on my desktop without being mounted to anything. I would highly recommend this if you're looking for something to sit on your desk and quickly and accurately keep a tally of tasks.

Works flawlessly just as advertised so far.

Solid all metal construction, easy to make counts, built in metal mounting plate. I mounted this on our boat so we can easily keep track of our limit of fish we might catch. Saves us from having to repeatedly count the caught fish in our live well.

It is simple it works

Well built metal,and reliable,dipnet fish counts made easy

This works exactly as expected. The button is not stiff at all even for arthritic hands. It’s sturdy and gives a satisfying click. I use mine for counting knitting rows. To zero it out you have to roll it forward. A single clear button would have been nice, but this not a digital unit that would have allowed that. But then again you don’t have to charge this simple unit. I’d buy again.

One click raises the number by one and the number stays the same until you reset it or press the clicker again. It sits on the table and doesn't fall over when I press the button. I'm happy with my purchase.