ZMF-II Chess Clock - Dark Blue with Blue LED

These clocks have a bright, large LED display. Almost all the other digital chess clocks have a LCD display, which is hard to read. Programming is a little easier than my DGT clock. There are three programmable saved settings, which I usually have set for 5 minutes with a 2 second increment, 5 and 5, and 10 and 10, which usually suffices for play at the Corvallis Chess Club. For tournaments, I program it in advance.

The on off switch is the Achille's heel of this device. It will quit on you. Had a buddy who soldered on a new industrial switch on it and it's awesome, but out of box? Nope. Until that breaks, it's an awesome clock. The light is great for low light environments, like live DJ black light chess night.

Great product. Heavy duty tough. LET THE GAMES BEGIN!

Lots of programming options, the manual/programming is new as of Jan 2021. Nice sturdy unit, with the batteries in, it's pleasantly heavy on the table, as well. I'll miss the click of a button/toggle, and you can't play with gloves on, but I think it's a great value for 40$ My manual has a typo under 2.11 Set Increment Mode. "INC PrE" - there is so much setting. The settings in the unit are ""fisc" and "bron"

Very well designed

Doesn't have plungers like i originally wanted, so you don't get classic click sound. But it does have a beep wich is very satisfying and the nodes are very receptive to touch, there has never been an issue. Modes available are 5, 15, 25 min (per player). This is the best clock i've owned, if you're looking on amzn just buy this one. Glhf

it has everthing increement and time delays good looking solid and sturdy and very reasonable price highly reccomend it to all chess players;

this is really very cool