Digital Hand Counter Click Press Number Screen Tally Tasbeeh Tasbih Finger Band

I bought two counters, one manual and one digital. I like the digital. Counter for the reason that it. Is different than the. Mechanical counter. Both have strengths and weaknesses. The biggest weakness of a digital counter is that it turns off after a few seconds. When you do not any. Press any button on it. So in order to. Use the counter correctly. You have to press the. Button once and then to have it count up one, press it again if the counter is off. Other than that, the counter is fine. It has some advantages over the mechanical counter. It's smaller and once you get used to it you can put it on your finger and it becomes very easy to use. The unit just has two buttons on it. The small button resets the counter to zero. The big button increments the counter by one every time you press it, unless the counter display is off and then you have to press the. big Counter button once. To turn the counter on and then again to increment the counter up by one. There's no backlight. LED. So you cannot use this in the dark. There is no audible beep when the counter advances. Whereas the mechanical counter that I bought from Walmart was able to. Make a mechanical noise every time you increment it by one. And with a mechanical counter you don't have to worry about a battery, which is an advantage in some situations. Finally, the mechanical counter always displays the current count, which can be helpful depending on what you're trying to count. Other than that, I really like the digital counter, depending on what you're using it for, it it serves its purpose and. The digital counter is fun! If you're interested in knowing what I use the digital counter for, I used it to count my thoughts. I set a timer for one minute and every time I thought a thought, I incremented the digital counter by 1 by pressing the big button on the counter. I then after 1 minute of doing this. I had a count of how many thoughts I think in a minute, and then I times that amount by 60 to get how many thoughts I think in an hour.

At first I thought it was to small, but after I used it, I liked it. very pleased with it.

this fits perfectly on my finger while I am walking. handy for keeping track of my laps. I would recommend this product. small but easy to see and use.

I somehow missed it was for your finger. I am so used to seeing the handheld kind. But it does work very effectively.

Nice and small, perfect for keeping track of strokes

Convenient easy counter.simple

too bulky for finger use long term prefer flatter mode

Works as designed. Sometimes, like when you are in low light, you have to twist it around to see the display well. It is not a lighted dial.

Smaller than I thought when you set it down can lose count

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