Bird Shaped Kitchen Timer Mechanical Study Time Manager Countdown Timer Graduation Gift

Label:Yes Color:green,yellow,pink,bkue Type:Bird Shaped Timer Package includes:1Pc Bird Shaped Timer Material:plastic Size:7.1*8.8cm(2.80*3.46in)

Enjoys a loud ring, which can easily be heard from across room. This timer is great for use in salons, offices, labs, schools or in the kitchen. This cute timer is made of plastic. Inside it made of precision steel. Easy to use and clean: wipe with a damp cloth. This cute little bird mechanical countdown timer is so cute and practical, it's the perfect accessory for any kitchen, whether you're at home or at work. Snuggled up comfortably, this little bird is alert to all that is going on. Q: During the operation of the mechanical manager, the ticking sound is quite loud and can cause interference. What should we do? A: The time manager operates based on the principle of the Pomodoro time management method (it has a mechanical spring-driven ticking sound and is unavoidable). Those who are sensitive should be cautious. The ticking sound represents the footsteps of time, giving users a sense of urgency and improving learning efficiency. Users need to adapt initially. Q: Will forcefully rotating it in the opposite direction cause damage to the timer and make it unusable? A: The inner core of the timer is equipped with a torque prevention device (pure mechanical, no need for batteries). Please follow the correct usage method. It will not be damaged within several years. Q: There is some unevenness in the middle gap of the up-down structure of the timer. A: The timer is assembled manually at the end, so there will be a slight difference in the gap between the up-down structures of each product. (The connection point between the center axis of the timer and the upper and lower covers needs to have a certain gap to ensure smooth rotation and timing during use). It does not affect the appearance or usability. Those who are sensitive should be cautious! Q: If the timer does not reach the time point and rings prematurely, is there a slight timing error? A: There will be a slight deviation in time. The timer operates based on the characteristics of the spring-driven timing. It rings about 30 seconds earlier, then continues to time for about 30 seconds before ending the timing.