It can take up to 3 hours for a full charge. TickTime features a rechargeable battery which can be charged with the included USB cable. A built-in magnet is located in the bottom of the timer so it can be attached to a refrigerator, white board, or other magnet-friendly surface. When you want to stop the timer, turn it so the display is up to read the elapsed time. A light on the bottom will begin blinking. TickTime can also be used as a count up timer. Rotate TickTime onto its side to start a preset timer. When it silent mode, all of the numbers on the sides of the TickTime begin blinking for a visual alarm. Those same two buttons also control the alarm volume which can even be set to silent mode. Two buttons on either side of the display allow you to set a custom time from 1 second to 99 minutes 59 seconds. The six preset times are 3, 5, 10, 15, 25, and 30 minutes. A display on the end of the device will show the actual countdown with both numbers and a dial readout. The number will light up and begin blinking to let you know the timer has started. To begin a countdown for a preset time, all one needs to do is turn the TickTime on its side with the desired number facing up.
Image by Michael Knight What’s in the Box? However, you can get discounts when purchasing multiple items such as about $59 for two TickTime timers. TickTime sells for about $39 (converted from Hong Kong dollars). The company is currently shipping in batches. Currently that link will take you to their Indiegogo campaign. Ticktime is available for purchase from their website. To begin timing for any of these presets, just turn the TickTime on its side with the desired number on top and it will begin counting down.
While you can set the timer to a custom time, it comes with six preset times ranging from 3 to 30 minutes. Shaped like a hexagonal prism, this timer is less than 2 inches high and 2 inches wide. TickTime is a small timing device that can be used as a countdown or a count-up timer. Have you ever needed to time something, but did not want to get out your phone and set a timer? What if you could start a timer by picking it up and setting it down? TickTime is a new product that offers quick convenience for your timing needs.
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