Digital Stopwatch Timer Only Stopwatch with ON/Off, NO Bell No Whistle Silent Basic Operation Children Friendly, PULIVIA Sport Stop Watch for Coaches Kids Swimming Running

Easy to use. I like not having an alarm, because I don't need one, and when you have a stopwatch with an alarm, somehow it always gets set, you can't turn it off, and the beeping is annoying.All I need is a timer, and this is it. I use it for a circuit class, mostly, and timing planks and wall sits.

Muy práctico, fácil de usar.

Got this as my first stopwatch purchase was not good. This drew me in as it was a pair. I like that it has on off button, start stop and split reset. Last one only had 2 which I didn't like. These work nice and simple. basic design and functional.

I bought this as I have recently become a swim coach for the pool I work at. We had been timing with our phones but I almost dropped my phone in the pool so I bought one of these. They work great and look professional. 10/10!!!!

Really nice product and works perfectly

This inexpensive (about $5 each for a 2-pack) no-frills stopwatch has large, highly-visible 11mm-high numerals and soft-touch stop and start buttons with audible click feedback. These are the features that are most important to me and I prefer it to the more feature-laden ADANAC stopwatch I had been using, which had smaller and much less visible 7mm-high numerals and required a much harder press to start and stop the stopwatch.This really is a no-frills stopwatch--it says "STOPWATCH" in big letters on the front to emphasize this--with no clock, no alarm, and no audible electronic beep feedback when you push the start or stop buttons. I prefer that it's just a stopwatch because I don't need a pocket watch (because I always have either a watch or separate clock) and I find the additional functionality increases complexity and I end up getting out of stopwatch mode and have a devil of time figuring out how to get back into it. An audible beep to confirm that you've successfully started or stopped the stopwatch is nice but not really necessary since the buttons are soft-touch and click when engaged, plus you can see the numbers start to change.The watch has a power off feature (long 3-second press on the center button), which is nice though I've never had the battery run flat during the life of a timer. The battery can be replaced with an LR44 battery (the small, thick button batteries that cost around $1 in large packs and less if you buy an off-brand) though you will need a jeweler's screwdriver to unscrew the five Phillips head screws on the back of the watch to change the battery.This obviously isn't a fine stopwatch--I've tried to find high-quality stopwatches but the tend to be mechanical ones with analog display (rotating hands) or larger ones with a lot of specialized features I will never use--but it gets the job done. I find that most of the time I use either a gym interval timer for exercising and stretching (either a large one by Rogue Fitness with a remote control in my exercise room or a smaller and cheaper Gymboss for use on the go) or Yunbaoit countdown study timer. You can also use a smart watch if you have one but you may find the buttons less ergonomic if you need to press them a lot.

Shipped with batteries inserted, can not turn off. Batteries died within hours of receiving, stripped screws trying to replace batteries. False advertising.

I haven't noticed any issues with this stopwatch that would cause me to second-guess the purchase. The functions work just like more expensive units I've tried, and the readouts are easy to see. It's a good tool to keep on hand, and knowing I didn't spend a lot for it makes it a good buy.