Dual Event Timer with Clock
Dual Event Timer with Clock
Dual Event Timer with Clock
Dual Event Timer with Clock
Dual Event Timer with Clock

Dual Event Timer with Clock

SKU: 5880WH
Sale price$14.99
Color: White

Multitasking in the kitchen has never been easier with the Taylor dual event timer. Program two events at the same time to help meal time planning. Each timing event can be programmed up to 23 hours, 59 minutes and each feature unique alarm rings to distinguish one from another. When time is up, the screen will flash and the timer will count up the amount of time since the timing event ended so you know how long the alarm has been ringing. When not in use as a timer, a handy clock and calendar will display on the screen. Switch to the clock function by a simple slide on the back of the timer. Position the timer with a built in stand or attach to any metal surface with the attached magnet. One LR44 battery is included and installed.

 

Overall rating: 4.6666665 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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Great service!

"Great service!"

— Dominic A. (5/5)

Fantastic clock and timer all in one

"I really love my Taylor clock and timer. It's very easy to read."

— Karen A. (5/5)

"The size of the numbers is good; the alarm sound is not too loud; the count up time is helpful to determine how long it's been since the alarm; the challenge is needing to use two fingers to reset the alarm, a single finger gesture would be better if possible."

— Paul H. (4/5)

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Overall rating: 4.6666665 / 5 from 3 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Summary topics

Review topics: ["clock","timer"].

Review highlights

Reviews

Great service!

"Great service!"

— Dominic A. (5/5)

Fantastic clock and timer all in one

"I really love my Taylor clock and timer. It's very easy to read."

— Karen A. (5/5)

"The size of the numbers is good; the alarm sound is not too loud; the count up time is helpful to determine how long it's been since the alarm; the challenge is needing to use two fingers to reset the alarm, a single finger gesture would be better if possible."

— Paul H. (4/5)

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