Got as a gift from my boyfriend 3 years ago, because I have ADHD and zone out really badly in the bathroom/shower. Looked for a waterproof shower clock-timer many years before and couldn't find anything on the market back then. This was exactly the kind of thing I'd been dreaming of, and I can't remember the last time I was so stoked over a birthday gift. If you have ADHD or time management problems in general, I would highly recommend something like this. The waterproofing works well, the interface is simple and convenient, the alarm is nice and LOUD (but will turn itself off after a minute or two if you forget to turn it off and find yourself on the other side of the house when it rings), and the design is super cute and doesn't take up a ton of space for having such a big, clear display.
Here's my findings on how it holds up over time:
Still works well enough and I still use it after three years. The display was never bright (no backlighting, definitely not meant for unlit night conditions), but if you are going to use it in the bathroom, it might get soap scum on it over time and make it even less legible in glare conditions, or when viewed from an angle. This can of course be easily fixed by wiping it down every once in a while. The timer function, display, and waterproofing work just as well as ever. The front buttons are finnicky now, though, so sometimes it won't register your touch if you are trying to turn the timer on or off. This isn't the end of the world, since the timer will stop on its own eventually, even if the cancel button is temporarily unresponsive. The suction cup was never amazing. I have had the clock fall off mirrors and shower walls multiple times since the very beginning, but it does help a little if you make sure all surfaces are very clean from dust or soap first, and then wet the suction cup rim down just a bit before pressing it into the wall. Also, I think it's removable, so you might be able to replace it with a better one if you want. Personally, I have a tiny soap shelf in the corner of my shower that I stand the clock on with it's kickstand these days, which works fine for me. Finally, I don't know if this is an issue that gets worse with the age of the clock, or whether it is always like this, but the clock does run very slightly slow. Over the course of a year, I might find it has become five or ten minutes late to the actual time. If you live somewhere with daylight saving's time, and you have the good habit of changing all your clocks rather than just doing the math in your head, you will probably find you are resetting the time often enough not to notice an issue. Otherwise, I would definitely recommend checking it against another clock at least once a year to make sure it is still accurate.
At the end of the day, I would still buy this again (I'm actually here to get one for my other bathroom) and I would definitely recommend it to a friend, too.
