TC-04 Handheld Tally Counter, Digital Pitch Counter Clicker, Mechanical Lap Counter, Taiwan Made Heavy Duty Counter

I have used many counters, most are junk and are made of plastic parts. The Digi 1st is not one of them. Just the feel and the counting mechanism says quality. I use it almost everyday and it has been very reliable with accurate counting. A great item!

I bought this mechanical timer to help me count the number of laps when running on the indoor track at the gym. It's only 1/16 of a mile, so keeping count of the laps is a bit of a chore. This works great for me to hold in my hand while I run and keep track of the laps. I'm not sure how well it would do with a lot of perspiration and/or rain water, but for dry conditions, it's working great for me. It seems well built, and looks like it'll last a long time.

Easy to use, good quality

It works great, the reason I got this counter is cause I have to count alot of product plus help customers. So in a rush or a busy time I can keep track of my count and not have to worry about me forgetting My count or forgetting to write it down. Only issue is I think I move faster then the counter can handle and in mid count the button will lock up or become hard to press down all the way. But the good part is the button has a short action to it, so even if you don't press the button all the way it still makes the count. It has been accurate and dependable for me.

Works well, thus far seems to be more robust than plastic models. I use them to count paces when hiking to keep track of how far I have walked, really as a backup for my mental counting, which sometimes gets thrown off when I encounter wildlife and forget my pace count. So I use it in conjunction with my homemade pace count beads (or ranger beads). Keeping accurate count is especially needed when honing cross country walking compass land navigation skills. Otherwise I may only misjudge how far I walked that day, off by .1 mile or .1km, depending on which measurement scale I am using that day.

It feels well-made.

I use this handy dandy hand tally for counting pitches, not because I enjoy counting pitches, but someone has to do it when an youth baseball organization changes the rules and it’s required.It’s definitely sexier than it’s plastic cousin, who can also be used to count, well basically whatever you want.. neither discriminate with your personal counting needs.I’m happy with my purchase overall and would recommend this product.. maybe 2 if you are keeping track of two things at one time.. so you can avoid head math, unless you like head math. I don’t and should have bought 2.. or one of those crazy 2 sided counters.But I’m all about commitment, and I’ve chosen my lot, so I’ll stick with this bad boy, he gets the job done and looks good while doing it.Wait! I didn’t even mention that people have asked to borrow it! It’s that good! I only let people I trust use it.. I mean this guy wasn’t free.. so I tell folks they can get their very own right here on Amazon.

I was having trouble keeping track of my laps at the local gym track so I looked at Amazon for some kind of counter similar to the one I used when counting blood cells in my hospital lab job. EUREKA! Amazon had just what I wanted! (I wasn't sure after 50 years that they were still being made). Perfect size (fits in your hand), easy to use, just the right tool for the job! Price was right too!

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They mentioned that it is made in Taiwan,But its pure Chinese product, available for 120 rupees in my hometown, then why should I buy the same for 649 rupees from Amazon, So i returned 😡

Der Handzähler war zwar nicht günstig, jedoch ist er seinen Preis wert. Er ist robust und wertig verarbeitet und hat eine gute Größe. Kein Vergleich mit den Billig-Handzählern. Der Druckpunkt ist fest und das Zählwerk funktioniert einwandfrei. Empfehlenswert!

I wanted a simple clicker counter and that’s what I got. Works great and I have never had any issues with it.

I purchased this Tally Counter because it looked well made and I liked the metal reset zero wheel, when most are made of plastic. As a wildlife/birdwatcher I use it specifically for counting populations and I have found it very useful; especially when I am side-tracked by the question, have you seen anything, which normally means "rare", a high irritation factor that has caused me to lose count on many occasions in the past, hence the purchase!When looking through a high magnification spotting scope with a relatively narrow field of view, concentration can be intense and therefore the positive click sound everytime the counting button/lever is pressed is a positive atribute. What I don't know is how long the Tally Counter will last or the quality of the internal mechanism. Originally I purchased mine for around £10 and the downside (in my view) is that it has become increasingly overpriced. At some point I hope to open the Tally Counter to check the quality of the internal components and when I do, I will post an update.