Lifetimer

Date: 17 May 2010

Nebby

A lifetime Conversion

I bought this as a small present for a friend who has been feeling a bit depressed. She loves it not only because it's amusing but because she also feels it has helped to get her life into persepective. Waking each morning and looking at it puts a smile on her face though she will not tell me which button she presses that makes her smile!!! In just some of her positive own words:- "I love it and I'm now a lifetime converted gadget lover. Find me something just as amusing for my birthday"

Age: 55-64

Date: 05 May 2010

Hamish

Nice idea but needs some work

it would be nice to set all our own special occasions instead of having to choose from a list - also the spelling of the words used are awefull 'go home you looser'

Date: 21 January 2010

BigDP

Fun item

The Lifetimer was a present for the wife and she loved it - good fun setting it up with all the options. Not a serious gift but good all the same.

Date: 19 January 2010

sheppy

lifetimer

it wasn't bought for me, I bought it for my granddaughter who is really delighted with it.With a hectic school & social life she is now ready for the big countdown!!

Age: 55-64

Date: 05 January 2010

lucky

wonderful novelty gift !

Bought this for my daughter as a surprise present - she loved it and all her friends find it great entertainment ! I'd like one for myself please !!

Age: 45-54

Date: 05 January 2010

Mell

My sisters dream!

My sister is currently living in Brussels. She is the most unorganised exitable person, so imagine my delight to find the lifetimer.This machine was built for unorganised and exitable poeple. Not only will it (hopefully) help her get organised for travelling, but she'll know exactly how long it is she has left. Only problem is... I want one now!!!!

Age: 19-24

Date: 05 January 2010

ronnietherhino

Something really different

i had seen the lifetime advertised on the internet and thought it would be really fun to have on my desk at home. it's so easy to use and cheers me up when i'm revising for my exams and i know how long i'll have to wait for certain events. my mates think it's really cool and have asked for one for their birthday. clever little toy and a "must have" for inquisitive, cool guys like me!!!!!

Age: under 18

Date: 05 January 2010

Deco27

Countdown to buying from IWOOT again

Bought this as a Christmas present for a friend, he thought it was a boring countdown clock until i showed him what else it does, counts up from the start of a relationship (perfect for him) no matter how short it is and counting up from when he last had a little action ;) The date to a holiday, perfect for his trip to the world cup in 2010. Counting down to his birthday. Simply put, this is a great multifucional gift, which is great for anyone over the age of 16. I wouldn't be disappointed to get one of these for any present.

Age: 19-24

Date: 17 December 2009

Finklestone

Date: 17 December 2009

twiggy65

lifetimer

fantastic present for someone at uni or leads a busy life, a bit of fun.

Age: 35-44

Date: 17 December 2009

Gemby

Ok, but could be better!

I bought this gift for a friend of mine, who's wedding is coming up. I wanted to set the date before I gave it to her, but the calendar only went up to 12 months, and her wedding is in 14 months' time. It also doesnt give you the option of naming your own events, which I think it should allow to do. Overall I was quite disappointed with this product, and it was also quite small for what you pay for it.

Date: 03 December 2009

Gemini

for adults only

I bought 2 of these for my nieces, but only when I got it realized that they are totally unsuitable for children. They have references to when you last had "s£x" and this really needs to be clearer on the item description. The idea of the rest of it is good and fun idea, but do they really need to have this reference on it? It would be ideal for all if this was deleted / changed

Date: 26 November 2009

mobdublin

For girls/guys with sense of humour

Very funny item, bought for a kris kindle present and it was adored by my friend (women 50+) Will buy more items

Date: 24 November 2009

scubacat72

Date: 23 November 2009

blondebubzy1990

brilliant buy !

this clock does everything near enough ! and really does get you excited about birthdays hoildays and christmas !

Date: 22 November 2009

Lyndebnic

Something different

I bought three of the lifetimer for Christmas gifts I am sure my daughters will be delighted with them.

Age: over 65

Date: 22 October 2009

AmethystAutumn

Birthday pressent

I got this for a friend for her 21st and she absolutly loves it! The first Friday after I gave her it she sent me a text delighted that her clock was celebrating the weekend :) Prefect for those with many things to look forward to and celebrate in life :)

Age: 19-24

Date: 22 October 2009

mollyflanders

Great little gadget!

The lifetimer is a great little gadget - easy to programme, lots of event options and the perfect size for a work desk. You can count down the hours to lunch, hometime, and more importantly - how long till the weekend! it has some nice little touches such as the flashing text 'go home loser!' and 'wage slave!' if you're still in work after your programmed hometime. I particularly found it useful for counting down to my wedding and honeymoon. If there was one negative - its that you cannot swivel the display and it tilts a little too far back for my liking, therefore you need to place the lifetimer at a particular height and position and leave it there in order to see the text clearly. Still - would definitely recommend as a stocking filler!

Date: 22 October 2009

2Tone

Date: 22 October 2009

shopoholic

Great Product

I bought this as a birthday present for a friend and she loved it. It's a gift for someone who has everything and show's you have made a bit of effort by picking something different.