Hyper Tough Indoor Analog Mini Timer with 1 Polarized Outlet, 15 Amps
- Brand:
- Hyper Tough
- Model Number:
- HTV1006-4
- UPC:
- 039208252836
- EAN:
- 0039208252836
- Walmart SKU:
- 16347467271
Price stability at $6.97 over two weeks indicates equilibrium, with current pricing closely tracking the 90-day average of $6.97.
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Tracking History: We have tracked Hyper Tough Indoor Analog Mini Timer with 1 Polarized Outlet, 15 Amps since 12/12/2025. The most recent price update was on Sep 7, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $6.48 (lowest on 12/12/2025) to $6.97 (highest on 1/27/2026). The average price during this period is $6.96.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $6.97 (Sep 7) to $6.97 (Sep 7) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $6.97.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.5/5 from 457 reviews.
Need help turning the TV off by 10pm? This will do the trick! Set this bad boy up on my gaming system, and with out a doubt i keep track of time to make sure i save and get things in order before it clicks off!
Small in size which is a plus. Only blocks the one outlet it is plugged into. That leaves the other one available for use by something else that needs to be plugged into. Easy setup. Working great!
I have an older home and most of the outlets are not ground faulted. This works great for me to use especially when it comes to using the Christmas tree. I also use it for my plant lights.
it works great, takes a couple tries to figure out their day/night concept...love having the Christmas tree turn itself on and off, but it totally freaks out the dogs and cat!
With the onset of colder weather and snow already in some areas, you'll want warm sun. Well next best thing is an indoor garden with a grow light. This time is an essential part of keeping the plants alive, a few hours of light and a few of darkness to make the plants grow. A timer means you don't have to turn the lights on and off yourself. Speaking of. Want those holiday decorations on without adding to the electric bill? Like to sleep at night but the holiday lights woke you up? Put them on a timer! Lights on when it gets dark, off when people go to bed. Easy on the eyes and the electric bill, all automatic too..
The Hyper Tough Analog Mini Timer has been working out great. It's sturdy and well built and should last a long time and is able to turn a light on for a set amount of time and then off for a set amount of time. The on and off cycles can be set for more than ten times per day on any schedule that you want to set it for. It's small enough that you can plug it into the top of an electrical receptacle and still be able to use the lower plug at the same time. No batteries are required, and it's so simple to use that even my grand kids could easily program and use it. It has an on and off switch on the top to allow you to either have it on so that it will turn on during your schedules or totally off if you don't want the light turning on at all. The main thing that I like about it is the fact that it's so simple to use and program. I didn't want to have to pair it with anything or have to use an app on my phone and this timer does the trick because it doesn't use Blu Tooth, WiFi, or anything like that, but is just a simple product that works for it's intended purpose. I can easily give this a five star rating.
I have 3 of these in my apartment. I want my kitchen light to come on after sunset so I can enter my place with a light one.
A simple, old school method for turning on/off lights and small appliances. No wifi, no apps, just what I needed.
I admit it took me a hot minute to figure out how to program it correctly. Once I did it works great.
Have bought many of these timers over the years. They are inexpensive but work well and last a fair amount of time, given the price. I've even used them outside when there is a roof covering the outlet. They still seem to work well.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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