SOCKIT 24 Hour Segment Timer Switch-Compact Energy Saver-Plug in Mains (3 Pack), Unknown

Cheap and do the trick. Tabs around the edge to push in or pull out according to time. Switch on the side allows you to override the tabs and keep power on should you need to. Easy and reliable to use. They do make a quiet ticking noise, so beware if you intend to use in your bedroom, other than that, perfect.

Used for outside plugs for tree lights to switch on 7PM and turn off 6am the following morning ! These are not overly expensive for quality and how reliable they are! Highly recommend!!!

These timers are very easy to use and at a reasonable price. Only problem was one out of the three wasn’t working , but didn’t send back as I only needed one and I didn’t feel the cost and mitheration of sending it back was worth it.

The seller was very prompt both in sending these out and then sending out a replacement for one which stopped functioning (it was always 'on' regardless of what we tried to do to fix it including making sure the switch on the side was set to 'timer') We later had a second timer switch 'break' with the same problem. The other two have been ok so far (after nearly two months of use) and they do function well. The design is simple to set compared to more high end equivalents. Overall the product seems to be of unreliable quality. If you want a cheapish switch to use short term then these will probably do the job fine. We use these to help save money charging up devices at night on an Economy 7 plan, so we keep a close eye on the ones we use to make sure they're not using power when they shouldn't be!

At first I couldn't find the arrow for setting the current time (maybe this has changed as another reviewer mentioned it was under the blue line). For reference, the small arrow on mine is on the edge of the inner plug part (there's a notch in the edge of the centre plug part just to the right of the top hole of the 3 plug pin holes). Just at the bottom of this notch is a teeny tiny little white plastic arrow. It lines up with the the marks/numbers on the white face of the revolving dial. Giving these five stars because they work, despite being fairly low grade plastic. I have a similar one that is better made but more fiddly to set up.

These timers are very good because they are compact and do not look too obvious when plugged in. They are easy to set and so far are workking very well.

Ok so the review below i posted after having them one day. this is after having them all of one week. all of these i'd set up for lights to come on during the morning and then the evening. after 6 days all timers were all over the place the most accurate being 6 hours late!!!! so basically they don't just gain or lose a minute here or there over time they lose at least 1 hour each day. as timers go the fail at its prime function!! just set these up which is straight forward and plugged in a couple of table lamps. sat watching tv and had to turn off the sound to suss out what the low grinding and churning sound was. yep you've guessed it - the timers. i've several other timers that have cost similar money as these in the past from ikea B&Q etc but got these on prime for ease, but the others i just can't hear. need to shuffle the timers around the house so i can't hear these when watching tv. at least they came in packaging you can easily open without having to get massive scissors and have the crush strength of Hercules.

These are so simple to use, set to the actual time by turning the dial to the arrow situated on the inner side of the dial, under the blue line, have the single prong of the plug facing you and you'll see it on the left. Set the time/times you require the lights to come on or go off by pressing the blue digits on the dial down. Just remember to switch the lights on at the main switch, the timer will take care of the rest.