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Question: Is this one of those timers that beeps with every button press?
Document: Many years ago I worked as a Barista at Starbucks. We had a method of setting a timer for 10 minutes and doing a "sweep"- one of us would shift from behind the bar to the sitting area, do a quick pick up of used dishes, wipe off tables and chairs, refill milk and sugar packets, etc. We used these timers exclusively. We'd set the memory button to 10 minutes, and every time it would beep, we'd reset it to start over and do the sweep.
Just received the unit and tested it. Seems a bit overpriced at $15, it is obviously pretty cheaply made. It is easy to use but I don't feel the alarm is quite loud enough, especially if you are like me and work in another room away from the kitchen. I suppose you could move it around with you. I don't see the utility in having it "chirp" every time you press a button, the display tells you all you need to know.
Great little timer but why are these magnetized devices not tested while affixed?! When you press the 'start/stop' button and do not use your second hand to stabilize such handy timers, they shift, so that the timer releases and falls, hopefully landing undamaged, on the floor, or elsewhere!
i need a 10-minutes time every day, and this thing servers the purpose perfectly. two buttons to start and one button to stop.
I was looking for an easy to use timer that could be set to count down from 2 or 3  hours, and be easily reset for repeating this time frame, and not too difficult to do at night...  (to remind to get up every 2 hours...)  This one does the job! And it is adequately loud. Too many timers will only count down only from 99 minutes. We also like the ability to switch it to clock mode and use for an alarm.
); this is not a stopwatch! (it can't do laps or milliseconds)UPDATE: forgot to mention that these are the same timers used by baristas in nearly every Starbucks.
I have only used this a couple times and it's already broken. The 'memory' feature was why I bought it because I didn't want to have to press the minute button 20 times each time I wanted to use the timer (dozens of times a day)....the 'memory' feature is now broken, button doesn't seem to work. I have only had this for a couple weeks. Do not buy this.
take out the battery and then put it back in) to get it to work properly. Sometimes I have to do this a few times before it will properly work. This seems to happen when I'm trying to set the timer for a larger number of minutes and thus rapidly press the minute button repeatedly.The timer does still work, but it's an annoying quirk to deal with when thirty plus students are waiting for me to start the timer.
Needed a replacement timer for my Polder (melted it). The beeper notification has a nice, loud ring to it. Numbers are easy to read and the buttons are easy to use. Giving only four stars because when you press the start/stop button, the unit pops of the refrigerator because the magnet and clip are located in the middle of the unit. This location results in a teeter-totter effect when you press on either side of it.
I now look for simpler timers at 99-cent store. Timers get dropped. Then don't work correctly. This timer should be used in a office or lab, not in a kitchen where it gets handled hastily, moved from surface to surface and falls to floor when I press it to metal and find too late it is not MAGNETIC METAL that I chose to attach timer to. Wish it was lots cheaper, cause it is nice.
Answer: yes.