Invisible Clock II - Vibrating Reminder by Time Now Corporation
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Digital camera reviews of Invisible Clock II - Vibrating Reminder
Digital camera Review: Works well for me
Summary: 5 Stars
I have had mine for three years and use it daily, really. I feel it was worth the money. It does take some practice to program. Use a high powered camera AAA battery as a power source to keep time and use the vibrating function frequently. I have dropped mine many times and it's still ticking. I will not be without it. I use it for work and exercise. I have taken it apart once to clean the contacts behind the buttons.Digital camera Review: bad clock
Summary: 2 Stars
This product has every timer you need and is small and discrete. That is where the good ends. It is difficult to program and use. With only 4 buttons and a small screen you must scroll through various timers to get the one you want then you scroll through each part of the time to set. Once the time runs out it resets to zero.
I bought it for my wife when she was performing and it was to complicated for her to learn and I had to read the instructions whenever I programed it. Oh yes, the instructions are just as complicated as the clock.
Unless you need lots of variety in your timer I would not buy this one.
Digital camera Review: it also comes in many colors, but not HERE!
Summary: 5 Stars
Only the black one seems to be for sale on amazon.com, but [...] sells many colors for the same price... and they'll select a loud or quiet one for you (apparently there is significant manufacturing variability, so what you get is random unless you buy from the maker). My only (small) complaint is that the buttons are too easy to push if you put it in your pocket or backpack. Yes, it's complicated. But you don't get flexibility without complication. If you want something simple, see the "ULTRAK T-5 - Vibrating Timer" which has a button cover, is cheaper, and can count up or down with very few buttons to push. I own them both, and I like them both.