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Hey guys, I found this watch on Amazon, and just wanted to see if anyone has used it before, or have opinions or suggestions on what kind of watch would be best for the LSAT! Thanks in advance!
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Hey guys, I found this watch on Amazon, and just wanted to see if anyone has used it before, or have opinions or suggestions on what kind of watch would be best for the LSAT! Thanks in advance!
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I bought it on ebay (on a whim), without reading the reviews. I don't think it is particularly useful for a PT because it doesn't reset. If you want to continue using the 35 minute count-down, you would have to reset it yourself, which is a waste of time. There's a dial so you can keep track of your time through each section, but it's sort of confusing because of all the colors and whatnot. Now that I have it, I wish I purchased a Casio watch with dial instead! In my opinion, this LSAT watch is only useful for 1 timed section.
@476.rizeq
I've used it since Julyish 2015 so a full year. At one point this past spring the pin (little windy thing on the side) popped out, but the watch has warranty so I just sent it back and got a new one free of charge.
Obviously at ~$20 you get what you pay for, I'm just not going to shell out on a 180 watch. On test day, the LSATMax watch worked completely fine and I relied on it entirely, which is what matters in the end.
@connollykev567 how long have you been using that watch for? I've heard mixed reviews.
https://www.amazon.com/35-Min-Watch-Timer-Bezel-LSATMax/dp/B00TED8MBI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1468678313&sr=8-1&keywords=lsat+max+watch
Not sure if you're still looking..here's the one I use, would definitely recommend
Thanks for the insight everyone! :)
I used that watch. It worked fine, but the dial is a bit difficult to turn, so you may want to grow out your nails a bit for the test. Looking back, though, I personally think it was a waste of money, and I would have been fine using any regular analog watch.
I've heard good things about it. Never used one personally. I find it more convenient to use one of my good quality watches since I know they are incredibly reliable. Set the minute hand to 12 and note that 6 is the 5 minute mark, and 7 is when time will be called.
I don't know about that specific watch but I have heard there is a 180 LSAT watch and that one dies out pretty soon, within the span of 4-6 weeks I think.
I purchased this watch over 6 months ago and it is still running:
https://www.amazon.ca/Casio-MQ24-7B2-Analog-Black-Resin/dp/B000GB0G7A/ref=pd_sim_241_4?ie=UTF8&dpID=41-Pzp2MhsL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR85%2C160_&psc=1&refRID=ND160309KB1KK7F3MCDD
even though I am not a man lol.. it comes on a stand so it is great, you have the watch on the stand which is a great level for your eyes. I haven't started PTing yet, but I am drilling games timed and it is great when I use it for that. I went with this one because I liked how the numbers were a little bigger and bolder.
This one is a little cheaper:
https://www.amazon.ca/Casio-MQ24-7B-Analog-Black-Resin/dp/B000JNKABW/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1468633497&sr=8-2&keywords=casio+watch+analog
Paging @annminkim224 :)