Century Mini Indoor 24-Hour Mechanical Outlet Timer, 2 Prong, 2-Pack

They work, what else do you want! It is a bit hard on the fingernails to change times once timer is connected, so get it right the first time if you can. And of course they will take up two spaces on a power strip. But very helpful getting my twinkle lights on and off at night with no bother.

Easy to set. No tabs that fall out and get lost. Small size compared to what I had before. Like it better.

Awesome timer at a great price. The directions are easy to understand and the pins are simple to pull out with a small tool. I wanted basic and am happy with my purchase.

Great little timers but due to my bad eyesight I couldn't read them. They don't cover up the other plugs due to being smaller which is great.

Initially purchased for Christmas Tree lights. I soon realized multiple uses for this timer. I no longer manually turn on and off certain lamps in the living room. Yaay!

These timers work great, it ensures my dog isn't left in the dark when I am at work. They give me peice of mind when I am running late, knowing I don't have to rush home.

Like that this item arrived as described in advertisement advertisements. It worked. Went out the country for two weeks and the lights and other gadgets connected with ease.

These mechanical timers are very small, but seem to work fine. My only issue is that the setting pins are almost impossible to flip if you have large hands and short fingernails like I do. I needed to use a small screwdriver to get it set for the exact time period I wanted. The size is also a problem if your device that you want to control has a slightly wider plug. Mine didn't fit because the timer's outlet sits too close to the wall, a fraction of an inch offset from the wall would have allowed it to work. Also, for those who may be unaware or desire something different, these timers are only for indoor use, only have one outlet, does not accommodate grounded plugs and is polarized so it will only accept your plug in one orientation (which can sometimes be a problem if your plug is wider on one side). My advice is spend a bit more to get a double plug grounded mechanical timer. It will dramatically improve your flexibility in what you can plug in. Just make sure it supports a minimum of 15 amps. However, if you live in an older home that doesn't have grounded outlets everywhere, you may be better off with this non-grounded version or one without polarized plugs if you have odd shaped plugs on your lights (like I do) or only need it for low power devices such as 2-prong modern LED holiday light strings.

these are great little timers! they actually are small enough that you can plug two things into the same socket now! a big plus! the only con to these perfect little timers is, once the light goes on you cannot shut it off by the timer, it has to run its full course. you can turn on the light sooner then the timer is due to go off, as this is standardized

I use timers at Christmas to turn on my lights. They work perfectly for hat reason. The only problem I had was pulling up the little buttons on the unit.