3-tone Chime

I use it to get the attention for quiet during class study at church & at school

Overall is a reasonable product. Guess I was used to the more traditional tones (like at conferences or symphony when they call guests to start). These have a more contemporary, somewhat unfinished tone to them. The mallet is a little cheap and gives a different sound as well. Still a good product for a reasonable price.

I use this in class to calm my students down, attention grabber.

thank you for the prompt service.

I use the product to bring attention back to trainer during opening, return from breaks or start up from an activity. It is a gentle way to gain attention without being obnoxious.

My students commented it was like a spa classroom when I play it to announce transitioning for new lesson.

Training Events.

just testing

I use it in the classroom to get student's attention....works every time

These chimes have a nice tone, and are a nice way to get everyone's attention. For a regular classroom, you need to tap the chimes very gently, or the sound is too loud. Seem to be designed for a large room.

This is a fun, easy product to use. People love using it when they come in to our office! Thanks!

The only thing I'd change is the material of the head of the mallet. It looks a little bit cheap, but it may be required for the sound. I'd prefer wood, for example.

Very nice.

I use the chime in our library. It gives my middle schoolers something different to catch their attention. Each chime can be used to signal a different activity.

While this is not something I am personally using, I gave it as a gift to a teacher friend of mine and she love, love, loves it.

The product is used to mark time - end of break or group discussion periods. It is a gentle tone which does not appear to annoy anyone. I was more prepared for the routine (ilke the TV network) chimes. This set causes you to one or two of the chimes rather than attempting to make that "song" or anything like it.

Very useful for calling a class back from break. It's a pleasant tone, but gets their attention.

I found this chime through a woman that came to our hospital to conduct managers training. I thought it was a very clever way to call a meeting to order. I ordered one for my CEO for Christmas. It is well made, good-looking and quite effective in getting peoples' attention. My only criticism is the tone on the chime I received. It is not as pleasant a 3-tone "key" as was the management trainer's 3-tone chime.

The 3-tones are very pleasant yet can be heard above the sounds of many people talking. Several teachers at a presentation asked where they could buy one for themselves.

I am a mentor for new teachers and I purchased the chimes for them to use as part of their classroom

The chime works well to indicate transitions with group activities. It's light weight and small and is a good non-offensive signal.