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Taylor Digital Minute/Second Timer | 
| Brand: Taylor
Category: Kitchen
Buy New: $5.99
New (9) from $4.25
Rating:  68 reviews
Sales Rank: 677
Batteries: 1
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 2.5 x 0.8 x 2.1
Warranty: 1
MPN: 5806
Model: 5806
UPC: 077784580639
EAN: 0077784058060
ASIN: B0007NIIOU
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Operates as a timer; water resistant | | • | Counts up or down between 99 minutes and 59 seconds | | • | Large 0.7-inch LCD readout | | • | Clip/magnet/stand positioning | | • | AAA battery included; 1-year limited warranty |
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Product Description
Easy to read 0.7" LCD readout. Minute second timing. Times up to 99 minutes and 59 seconds. Counts up or down. Water resistant. Clip magnet stand positioning. Uses 1 "AAA" battery (included). 1 year limited warranty. White.
Amazon.com Review
Great for the kitchen, workout room, or home shop, this small digital clock/timer is useful in counting down cooking time, timing circuit training exercises, or tracking paint or wood glue drying time. No bigger than the palm of a hand, the timer is magnetized to stick to a refrigerator or stovetop or, alternatively, hangs via a clip or mounts onto a table with its wire stand. The large 0.7-inch LCD screen is easy to read and displays the current time in hours and minutes. When set for timing, the instrument displays in minutes and seconds and times up to 99 minutes and 59 seconds, which is ideal for monitoring cook times on dishes that require slow cooking, such as braised meats. The timer counts either up or down and emits a beeping noise when time has elapsed, which is easily turned off by pressing the Start/Stop button. The timer runs on a single AAA battery (included), and Taylor ensures complete accuracy in its readings through a one-year limited warranty. --Cristina Vaamonde
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| Customer Reviews: Read 63 more reviews...
 Great October 28, 2008
Marcus B. Evans (West Valley City, Utah)
I purchased this for a university class, something to watch the time as I tutor students. It was worked great.
 You get what you pay for October 24, 2008
Jaime B. Cadegan (Riverside, CA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This timer volume is so low, I had to clip it to my jacket collar to hear it during my workout. The clip broke in only two months. The start/stop button sticks; but the minute/second buttons are so sensitive a mere bump changes your time, and there is no clear - you have to count up through the 60 seconds or 99 minutes to reset. I'm buying a different product this time.
Good deal on timers October 22, 2008
E. Temkin (Los Angeles, CA)
I bought these for our company trainers. We needed a clip-on. Price is great & shipping was timely.
 Taylor Digital Minute/Second Timer October 19, 2008
Teddy Bear's Nanny (New York City)
Small and inexpensive, it does what it needs to do, but is neither sturdy nor loud. Since it has a clip, best to clip it to your sleeve so you will hear it when it rings! However, should you drop it, be prepared to have it fall apart, and be prepared to put the battery back and re-start...
 Timer is fine - clip/magnet broke off September 20, 2008
Emily G (MA)
I received this as a stocking stuffer (yes, as a college student I still receive stocking stuffers :-)).
The clock itself works fine. It can count up or down. I do not believe it stops beeping at any point once the alarm goes off (at least it continues to beep for 5 minutes). This might be a pro or con depending on what you are looking for. The neat little clip/magnet on the back was something I wanted in a timer, but on this Taylor timer, the clip broke within two months of occasional use. The plastic is cheap, so that is probably what is to blame. Overall, I'd suggest another timer because the clip/magnet was really what I liked in this cheap little timer.
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