II Digital Chess Clock - Black/Blue

the sensors work great! and so do the lights. I would say the C batteries could be replaced with something easier to get and the price is a bit high, but otherwise the clock works like clockwork!

Love it. Good quality. The sensors on the buttons feel great. Easy to use. I thought it would look like cheap plastic but it really doesn’t. The blue lights are clear, and the time is clear and awesome on that blue color.I’m super happy with it. I definitely recommend it.

I am extremely happy with my purchase of this clock. I comtemplated over which chess clock to buy - the expensive Chronos or DGT, and others similar. After reviewing all the clocks, ZMF stood out from all the clocks in price, quality and looks/style. Who said chess had to be boring and non stylish. This clock looks good along with many others that come in varied colors. The case is a hard plastic unlike the Chronos, but who cares, it works and is well made. The LED is bright for indoors. It does come with only three pre-set times which canbe easily changed to suit the time limits. ZMF could probably improve more on the memory part. But I do like the on/off button feature and location. Overall this clock by ZMF is a great buy at half the price over the similar looking but overly priced Chronos. I would not be surprised if ZMF clocks start appearing more in local tournaments and chess clubs.

I really like this clock. I've owned and used various other models (Saitek, Chronos, DGT), and this is a good replacement for the expensive and hard to find Chronos. I like the touch operation, and it's easy to set with all the usual options included. I also like the way it handles displaying a delay during the game - it switches back and forth between the delay countdown and the remaining time, so you can always see both. The only real flaw is the "reset" functionality - you use the middle button to pause the clock, and then you restart it by pushing one of the silver touch-sensitive buttons. If you push the middle button again (which is the intuitive way to restart the clock) it resets! As long as you're aware of this issue and careful to not accidentally reset the clock during a game, it's a great clock in all other aspects.

Very nice product. Incredibly fast and easy to use. Great for quick blitz matches. Resetting the clock is as easy as pressing one button three times (one to pause the timer, two other to confirm reset - they did this to avoid accidental resetting).Sound is kind of too quiet, could be a little louder. It's probably like that to allow usage in a room full of chess players. If you intend to play outdoors, it's probably a bad choice. The manual itself states that the display is not appropriate for use under sunlight.Requiring C batteries is somewhat strange, but you can solve this problem easily buying adapters like these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JRF2GD8, which allow you to use rechargeable AA batteries.

This is a great clock.

I've had mine for a few years, now, but used it for under 100 games. I would have rated it four stars (docking one because of the somewhat unintuitive programing) but tonight as I set it up for my tournament game, the start-stop button just stopped working.It's somewhat sticky, now - sometimes staying "pressed down" and sometimes pressing but not registering. That's enough to make this more-or-less worthless.I don't see a lot of people complaining about this, and I've had the clock for a few years, but given the small amount that I've actually used it, I'll be replacing it with something else.

I'm a keen backgammon player and regularly saw this clock being used at tournaments. It's easy to read, sturdy and I like the touch sensors. The instruction manual was not very intuitive, but I managed to find a YouTube video which was more helpful. Not easily available in Europe, so I ended up having to pay postage from the US. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase.