I just started running a few months ago and still do several intervals of walking rests between periods of running. I wanted to be able to accurately track the time intervals and use it to calculate distance run out of the total. I purchased this stopwatch to record running time vs. walking time, and the lap function works well to track this information. A pushbutton on the side turns a backlight on/off for night viewing. The size fits nicely in my palm and it comes with a cord to hang around the neck. The face shows you both the total time (lower) and the time of the last interval (upper), as well as the lap (or interval) number, and the digits are large enough to read easily. I’ve used the timer for about 3 months now and had shopped for awhile before deciding on this one, and I’m very happy with my decision. For the price, this was a good value for all the features.

After going through a couple cheap stopwatches whose buttons were very “touchy”, this gem has been going for a couple months now – ZERO problems. Just a gold of a find.

I use this stopwatch for work in research, and it replaced a bunch of cheaper stopwatches. This stopwatch is perfect for this purpose. It has a nice size/weight, feeling solid and professional. As far as I can tell, it’s quite accurate, and it has a nice range of features.

The only problem that I have with it is that there’s no option to turn off its incessant beeping with every button-press.

Conveniently, though, one can take off the back panel and move a small piece of electrical tape (conveniently provided by the manufacturer), and the speaker is disconnected.

Overall, very happy.