Kyzistn2 Pack Digital Magnetic Countdown Timer with Loud Alarm, Stainless Steel for Cooking, Baking, Sports Games (AAA Battery Included)

Easy to use. Good magnet on back. Supplied with battery.

This is a good looking timer with its brushed steel front. Nice big buttons, nothing fiddly about it. It has a chunky feel, not trashy at all. The numerals on the display are 15 millimetres high, big enough to see in a normal domestic kitchen. It can also count up as well as down, a feature I hadn't seen in a kitchen timer before. I notice people saying the alarm isn't very loud. I find it adequate but if you lie the timer on its back it's very quiet. Maybe that's where they are going wrong.A few negative points. When you are setting the time it beeps at you. So if you set it for 45 seconds it will beep 45 times, which is irritating. It has a folding stand which allows the timer to sit at 30 degrees but the stand doesn't feel very robust at all. Finally - (and most annoyingly) , the magnetic back isn't strong enough. If you put the timer on a vertical metal surface it will just slide down .

I used to have a timer on my old gas cooker, but there isn’t one on my new one. This timer is really good, simple to operate and I use it for a few different things. It looks more expensive than it was, and not out of place in my new kitchen. I set the timer for my cooking and take it with me into whichever room, so I always hear the beeping when the time is up.

As described and delivered next day . What more can you ask?

No on/off switch. The only way to turn off is by removing the battery.

This product has only lasted 4mths before not working. Not worth buying.

Ours is attached magnetically to the front lip of the large stainless steel hob extractor fan housing above the gas hob. In that position, it is easy to use, both in terms of button pushing and reading the display. Previously, we had a clockwork, magnetic timer with a maximum setting of 60 minutes. Programming this digital timer is simply use of the left button to count up minutes (up to 99), either by single presses or by holding, for it to race a bit. We don't bother with seconds. Then the right button is used to start the count-down, which decrements the display a second at a time. Resetting to 00:00 is done by simultaneous use of two fingers on minutes and seconds buttons. We are learning, but the biggest problem has been forgetting to start the count-down. At the end of operation, the display reverts to the last period set, so seeing 20:00 could mean that the count-down finished and we did not hear the bleeping, or just that we forgot to start the count-down. After a while of bleeping, it goes silent rather than continuing to bleep, but the bleep period is long enough for it to not normally go unheard. The device is a great improvement on our 40-year old clockwork technology and looks very smart.

These are good but it's annoying how it doesn't have an on/off switch. Just have to take the batteries out.Alarm volume is good and good display size.