Ciel Robinson
Timer is an ADHD game changer!! First time in my life, I can remember my meds!!!
Finding watches for a small wrist is a struggle. This one is nearly perfect and I intend to wear it until it breaks. I had a couple resin Casio watches of a similar size in the past but the straps end up breaking.ADHD related pros:- I've yet to need to charge a battery on a Casio watch during its life. No charging! Smartwatches have more features, but they can be distracting and aren't useful for anything if they're dead.- I can set an alarm for my PM medication. Morning medication is easy to remember as I have it where I eat breakfast, but I never know what I'll be up to by the afternoon.- If I'm busy when that medication alarm goes off, I can just set the timer in a few button presses, without stopping what I'm doing and getting distracted. I can bump it 1-3-5-10-15-20-30 minutes. The bar underneath blinks when it is less than that time but more than the next shortest time.-If I'm going from one room to another for something, i.e. meds, putting dishes back in the kitchen, grabbing trash bags, getting a drink, plugging something in to charge... I can I set the 1-3-5 minute timer to remind me I was in the middle of something if (when) I get distracted midway.- Setting a timer for tasks where my time blindness can be a problem- showering, knowing when I need to leave the house for an appointment, when I need to get ready for someone coming over, how long I can spend in a store or go out for a walk.... I find I can often turn off the timer before it goes off as it makes me more conscious of time in general.- Silver color matches any & all outfits. Stays clean looking.- No frills. No extra distracting functions. Just what I need.Other pros:- Perfect face size.- I don't wear it in the shower regularly as I tend to chafe under watches if they get wet every day. However I have worn it multiple days hiking in nonstop rain, when swimming in the river, and showering away from home, and I never even thought to worry about it once.Overall cons:- No backlight (could be a plus if you're an insomniac and tend to watch the clock)- Latch seems fragile, but no real problems yet.- Need a tool to adjust wrist size- Very occasionally I hit the timer button on something and it goes off randomly.Overall I can absolutely reccomend this watch if you want something simple or have a poor working memory!!Ver másVer menos
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