Amble Clicker Counter, Tally Counter, 6 Pack Electronic Finger Clicker for Knitting, Crochet, Stitch, Golf, Fishing, Lap, Goods Counting
$9.99
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Product description
Built to Last: Made with quality materials, this handheld clicker is designed for durability. Small and lightweight, it’s easy to carry. The open-loop design fits most fingers comfortably.
Automatic Screen – The hand counter clicker includes an automatic screen-off function. When left unused for an extended period, it will automatically reset the screen to conserve power and extend the counter’s lifespan. Pressing the count button once more will wake the counters with the last digit recorded. Its 5-digit capacity allows for counting up to 99999, meeting your daily counting needs with ease.
Wide Range of Applications – This crochet counter is suited for a diverse range of purposes like recording and tracking of crochet/knitting rounds, running laps, guest counts, attendance, golf and other sport events’ scores, warehouse inventory, aiding in children’s education or in school and offices, as well as various other occasions where counting and tallying is needed.
Easy to Use – Operating the click counter is incredibly straightforward. Featuring only 2 buttons – one for recording the count and the other for resetting to 0 with a single press.
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13 reviews for Amble Clicker Counter, Tally Counter, 6 Pack Electronic Finger Clicker for Knitting, Crochet, Stitch, Golf, Fishing, Lap, Goods Counting
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Sandypants –
Comfortable and functional
I love these for keeping track of rows while I crochet. I find them more comfortable than the name brand one that I bought at a craft store. These fit nicely on any finger and are comfortable to wear for long periods of time. I also like that the reset button is in a place that prevents me from accidentally resetting my count mid project. I tested them all and they all function perfectly.
Sameer Talar –
Best Tally Counter
I have tried several tally Counters, analog digital figure wrist etc. This is most I liked.This one is light weight easy to handle.I am using for chanting mantra and this one easy to fit in my fingers. I can us it while working on computer, driving, shopping without impacting my activities.
Amazon Customer –
great for crochet!
great for counting stitches while crocheting! easy to use, light, and works as advertised. it is also slightly smaller than the picture makes it out to be, which is a big plus as I was looking for something very small and unobtrusive. takes out the guesswork and the need to recount stitches!
Cook181 –
Good Value for stitch counters
These are nice and compact and works well for counting stiches and rows.
Hawaii –
Works great
Worked well for tracking how many pictures I take during shoots
Claudia H. –
Not meant for small hands
I should’ve read the description more accurately.. they’re very small and the ring is not adjustable so it just slips off my hands.
Maimuna –
I can use it while driving
Super convenient I love it
Judy k –
Better than any other counters
Very good quality easy to use and reliable
Amazon Customer –
This does not come with backlit light. Butmost important serves the purpose and is cheap. White one is my favorite. I wish the clicking sound of bitton could be silenced but that’s due to electronic part used for button in it.
Sarah –
These six clicker counters come in six nice solid colors, and fit comfortably on my finger. I like that they are easy to use, and there’s no need to consult a manual. All I have to do is click to advance the number, and click the top button to reset. There’s a gap between one end of the ring and the top of the clicker. The gap and springiness of the ring make it easier for me to take it off, compared to a complete ring. I tested all six, and they all work.I tested the sleep/memory function a couple times. The display turned off after about 3 minutes and 45 seconds. When I click the counter button again, it displays the last counted number, and with another button press it starts counting again.The most obvious reason for me to want a clicker counter is for baking or making things like soap or lotion. If I’m putting more than three of anything in a recipe, I might lose count. For example: nine cups of sugar, six tablespoons of butter, 15 drops of essential oil. I used a clicker counter for counting cups of sugar, and I wished the counter were backlit so I could see the number better. I may use a clicker counter for when I pick up cans, so that I can get an idea of how much money I might get. I’ll probably find a way to tie it to my bike handle instead of putting it on my finger.The reset button can be difficult to press, but this isn’t as important to me. It’s a design that I can adapt to. Perhaps a larger slider-type button would be better.I would like the numbers to be larger, but not if it means making the counter too big. Making the display bigger at the expense of the black border would help.These clickers are good enough for me, for now. The one thing I would really like is for the display to be backlit so I could see the numbers better: 4 stars.
Sarah G-R –
These little ring counters are so incredibly handy for accurately counting your rows for knitting or crochet projects. Before this, I’ve always used a row counter that has a dial that needs to be turned in order to advance the count. Though they work fine in terms of keeping track of rows, it always annoyed me that I would have to take my hand off my work to turn the dial, then have to re-tension my yarn and get back into my work. It was an irritating interruption after every single row.These counters fully solve that problem as they slide onto your finger (they are plastic and the band is not connected at both ends and is thin enough to bend slightly to be able to fit most fingers comfortably) and you can just press the button under the screen with your thumb to advance your row count without having to move your hands off your work! Genius! The screen will turn off after a time and you need to press the button to “wake” it, then press again to advance your count. There is a small button on top to reset the counter back to zero.Though I plan to only use these for the above purpose, these counters would have applications beyond crafting, particularly in sports for counting laps or reps, and would probably also be good for keeping scores in board or card games, plus other uses I’m probably not even aware of.The tiny box they arrived in contains 6 different coloured counters (purple, blue, pink, green, black, and white) so you can pick your favourite colour(s) to put in your knitting or crochet supply bag. And maybe give the other ones away to other crafters in your life who could also use an easier way to keep track of their rows!I would highly recommend these little counters as they really are such an upgrade from standard analog row counters.
Amazon Customer –
Pros:- Handy little counters for all sorts of tasks. I’ve used them for knitting rows and also for tracking laps on a walk at the local track. Being able to tap with your thumb without changing your grip makes it feel natural, especially for crafts.- Clear 5 digit screen that remembers your last number after it sleeps, and it wakes with a light tap. The auto sleep helps conserve the tiny battery, which is nice if you toss it in a bag and forget about it for a while.- Open loop band fits a range of fingers and isn’t sweaty or scratchy. It’s light, so you don’t feel weighed down, and the ring gap makes it easier to slide on over cold-weather fingers if you’re using it outdoors.Cons:- The screen isn’t backlit, so numbers can be hard to see in dim rooms, late-night crafting sessions, or on a cloudy day at the field.Current title: Amble Clicker Counter, Tally Counter, 6 Pack Electronic Finger Clicker for Knitting, Crochet, Stitch, Golf, Fishing, Lap, Goods Counting
labrat –
I saw them available for review and thought way not. I was actually very impressed. They are small but the display is good. I used these to count passengers getting onto my bus. I really like the digital display instead of the reel type which I find skip too often. They are small are easy to lose but work very well and the price is great. Just wonder how long the battery in them will last.