IPX6 water resistance enables safe use in showers, bathrooms, and splash-prone areas
Three customizable preset timers (2, 8, and 25 minutes) adapt to various routines
Fully programmable countdown from 1 second to 99 minutes 59 seconds for flexible timing
Rechargeable battery provides up to 6 hours of use per charge via USB-C, eliminating disposable batteries
Multiple mounting options including adjustable arms, suction cup, and removable hanging cord for versatile placement
Summarized by Shop
The Time Timer® Element is a compact, water-resistant shower timer and tooth brush timer designed to support all ages as they build time awareness and stay on track through everyday routines—even in wet, messy environments.
Water Resistance
IPX6
Timer Range
1 second to 99 minutes 59 seconds
Preset Timers
3 (customizable to 2, 8, 25 minutes)
Power Source
Rechargeable battery (USB-C charging)
Battery Life
Approximately 6 hours per charge
Display
Digital LCD
Summarized by Shop
4.9
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Absolute shower routine game-changer for precise timing!
I keep this right in my shower, and it has completely transformed my grooming routine. Previously, I was just guessing or constantly checking my watch while trying to juggle everything. Now, it is my go-to visual timer for keeping everything exact—whether I am letting my beard wash sit for the required 5 minutes or giving my skin care products at least 2 minutes to work their magic.
Having an effortless, at-a-glance countdown right there on the wall has helped me stay completely consistent and noticeably improve my results. Highly recommended if you like keeping your routine dialed in!
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Karim · July 23, 2026
Great timer
I love that this timer has the added features of the 1 minute “buffer” alarm to help call attention to stop a task. The preprogram timers are great to take away the cognitive load of deciding how much time is needed to focus on a task.
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Rachael · July 7, 2026
So helpful for supporting executive functioning!
Element allows for students to practice completing tasks with variable time limits more independently instead of asking, how much longer?
