- ONLY STOPWATCH — Only Stopwatch Mode, no clock no calendar no countdown, easy to operate and use, suit for kids children.
- SINGLE SPLIT/LAP — Times single lap and split events.
- LARGE DISPLAY — Large and clear digit display, easy to read.
- TURN ON/OFF — The stopwatch can be turned on/off, save battery life.
- SILENT STOPWATCH — No bell no whistle, mute stopwatch.
Windtable –
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.
Cory –
My Experience:
I recently acquired the Digital Stopwatch Timer for personal use, and I found it to be an effective and uncomplicated timing tool. Here’s a closer look at my experience:
Basic Operation (5/5): This stopwatch lives up to its promise of simplicity. It has a single ON/OFF button, which makes it incredibly easy to use. When you need to time something, you press ON, and when you’re done, you press OFF. There are no complex features or confusing settings.
Silent Operation (5/5): For those who require absolute silence during timing tasks, this stopwatch is a perfect choice. It doesn’t produce any audible sounds, such as beeps or alarms, which can be beneficial in situations where noise is a concern.
Clear Display (4/5): The digital display is easy to read, even from a distance. The numbers are large and well-contrasted against the background, ensuring that you can quickly and accurately read the elapsed time.
Build Quality (4/5): While it’s not the most rugged stopwatch on the market, it feels solid and durable for typical use. However, I would exercise caution when handling it around water, as it may not be entirely waterproof.
Battery Life (5/5): The stopwatch is efficient in terms of battery usage. It can last for a long time on a single battery, which is great for users who want a low-maintenance timing device.
Pros:
Extremely easy and intuitive to use.
Silent operation with no audible alarms.
Clear and readable digital display.
Durable build quality for everyday use.
Long-lasting battery life.
Tom –
Works fine for a stop watch but doesn’t work for lap times. I want to be able to see each lap time when at motorcycle track. I ended up using the stop watch on my phone. Spilt time is not the same.
Tom –
I recently purchased the Pulivia digital stopwatch, and I couldn’t be happier with my choice. As a track and field coach for the local high school team, I needed a reliable and straightforward stopwatch to time the sprints and laps of my athletes. This stopwatch, which came in a two-pack, has been a game-changer during our training sessions.
The Pulivia stopwatch is incredibly easy to use, making it perfect for both me and my team members. Its large display allows for quick and clear readings, ensuring accurate timing. The simple start and stop buttons are responsive, ensuring precise recording of each athlete’s performance.
One of the standout features of this stopwatch is its timer function, which comes in handy for interval training and tracking rest periods. It’s versatile and practical, making it an excellent addition to my coaching gear.
The build quality is impressive, and it feels durable in my hand. It has survived a few accidental drops without any issues, which speaks to its sturdiness and reliability.
Additionally, the two-pack offers great value for the price, as it allows me to provide a stopwatch to another coach or have a backup ready when needed. The included lanyard makes it easy to carry around during training sessions.
Overall, the Pulivia digital stopwatch has exceeded my expectations and proved to be a valuable asset to our track and field training. Its simplicity, reliability, and durability make it a fantastic choice for any coach or sports enthusiast in need of an efficient timing tool. Highly recommended!
Bobbi –
Love the price and so easy to use