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Question: does this timer feature a 5-minute warning beep?  (e.g., if I set it to go off at 30 minutes, will it give a warning beep when there is 5 min left?)
Document: As a tea lover, it's hard to find a good timer - some teas need 2 minutes, some need 30 seconds! I love how I don't need to fiddle with this by hitting a button 30 times if I want to set it to 30 seconds, then another 30 times to reset the seconds to 0. The option to either beep or vibrate is useful if you need to be concerned about disrupting others with the noise.
I agree that the "Two Alarm" description is a little misleading.It refers to the fact that you can use it toa) count DOWN from a set amount of timeb) count UP (to see how long something takes)The best feature is that you can directly enter the exact amount of time.e.g.
This is a great timer and has all the bells and whistles (excuse the intentional pun, please), The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because the magnet on the back is on a thin clip and it wobbles and falls when trying to turn it off. I have learned to just set it on the counter and work with this engineering defect.
One for my 8yo to time how long he can read in bed before turning the light off. Vibrate mode works great for him. One for my kids to set a limit how long they use the bath room. Without it, they would stay in the shower 30 minutes easily. It works great. I highly recommend it.
This timer is nice and loud, easy to hear if you're in another room, and it doesn't shut off until you turn if off, so there's no risk of things burning if you have to go out of hearing range for a few minutes and miss it going off.The large numbers make it easy to read from a distance.It's also very easy to directly enter the time you want to set it for, instead of having to scroll through all the numbers to get to the correct time.
My primary goal in buying this was to find a timer that has a keypad that allows you key in numbers. Like other reviewers, it's ludicrous to think anyone wants to hit an UP arrow 30 times to get 30 minutes on a timer when you are baking. This accomplishes the goal, and I like it's looks. I only gave it 4 stars because of it's form factor. It really is designed to be mounted on a fridge, and other reviewers mentioned it doesn't stay there.
Item arrived with very thin magnet attached to the back. When i placed the timer on the side of my refrigerator, it immediately fell off and the magnet broke into several pieces. i am now left to go to the hardware store and find a suitable stronger magnet that i can glue onto the back.
I ordered this timer when I discovered that the Westbend I had previously ordered couldn't repetitive time similar events. I often need to time multiple one-minutes (or 45 seconds) in a row, and that was not easy on the Westbend. Then, after just one month, the Westbend lost its ability to make a sound:  It could still count down, but it couldn't beep at the end, which made it pretty useless unless you wanted to sit and watch it count down.
This is a great timer, but somehow I had the impression that it was also an alarm clock. (My bad.) I ended up for 10 days on vacation with this as my alarm... every night I had to do some arithmetic to set it. Guess my math was up to the task, because it worked just fine, with a max of 9 hours 59 minutes!
I ordered this timer because of the direct entry capability - I hate scrolling to set a timer. I tried it out when it arrived, and it works fine, but it NEVER shuts off! I e-mailed the manufacturer about it, because I assumed it was a defect and would eat batteries like mad.The reply? "Thank you for your email. This unit does not have an on/off switch and does not power down.
Answer: No, there is no warning beep at all.