Works well and programming isn't hard
921815
This little timer switch works well.  Programming it isn't difficult when you follow the instructions.
2212422
Pretty simple to operate and program Would have liked it even more if the lettering on the top of the unit had been an offsetting color.
1422824
Guy was trying to piece together his original two remotes that were both broken to make one good one. I found this and made it easier for him. Programming was easy with the instructions included. It was much easier when I realized the guy had cut his alarm siren wires and that was why I could not hear the chirp while programming.
You can search the web and find for detailed instructions on programming as well. But what the seller included worked well enough.
2876678
Easy to wire and install, programming it is another story. This the second one I had installed, the first a few years ago. The included instructions are awffull. But once you figure it out it works great.
1767838
don't listen to the reviewers that said this is hard to use, it's easy. go onto youtube.com and watch this => https://youtu.be/3Bq6UlN46us

works well, easy to program, clip is nice and tight, screen is easy to read and navigation buttons big enough to find when you're puffing and sweaty.

the only improvement I could recommend would be a backlight function but that is not really necessary unless you are working out in the dark.
3180718
This was a gift for a friend. They were able to program it fairly easily. His boss keeps borrowing it for long periods of time, so I think it is great.
2781313
This was a good deal, good quality, and easy to program for our system.  The one drawback is that you have to program a code number, and then press "0" after entering it (For example, 1,2,3,4, then 0).  That doesn't make sense, but is not a big deal.

Other than that, I really like it so far.
1965808
Works very well, and is easy to program once you read the directions (not completely intuitive, but easy).
1980375
The Jiggler works out of the box but also allows for programming it. It was easy to program to have it emulate mouse movement at my desired time intervals (i.e. just often enough for the lock-out time imposed by our sysadmin). It performs as expected and the mouse movement is not large enough to really notice when actively using the computer. The Jiggler is small so it is not obvious to passers-by, but that makes it a little tedious to grab onto (to unplug it) if you're fat-fingered like me.

The only issue I have had with the Jiggler (in the month or so I've had it) is that a small corner of the plastic broke off (on the part plugged in, not the removable cap) -- I simply glued it back on and all is well. I didn't notice when it broke, just found the piece there one morning ... perhaps it broke off while removing it as I left for the day.
3549837
It was easy to program. There is a longer range when trying to close the door than open. This makes sense to me. I'm happy with this. It met my expectations and then some since it was so easy
2419394
This remote was easy to program, although it was not quick to program. It took a few hours to get it just how I liked it. Also, I programed every key for my three different devices manually. The three quick start multi function keys are very useful. The custom screens with device-specific keys are great.

Also, my little boy stuck the remote in a glass of Mountain Dew. I broke the thing apart, soaked it in alcohol, and scrubbed it down with a tooth brush. When I got it back together it still worked just fine and didn't loose any programming.
3733828
Programming is pretty straight forward. I like this has macro function, but am yet to use it. (revised review when that happens). So for those of us old-schoolers who haven't yet fully adopted the "Smart Home" appliances that no longer need or even have IR receivers, this is the remote for you. It lacks fancy Logitech LCD screens and other over the top accessories, but it is backlit and offers multi-device functionality along with learning. One caveat I have is it didn't seem to understand completely the commands I sent it from my Android Note4 IR blaster of which I also have fully programmed. The remote accepted the command but when I tried to use them -- nothing... Then I tried with the physical remote and the learned commands worked just fine. Weird... but oh, well. I now have a universal remote that does not require me to stop what I was doing on my phone or unlock it or whatever. Commands are now just as easy as point and click!
3858765
Item was received in a timely manner.  The instructions for programming were simple and easy to understand.  It's a little lighter (in weight) than I expected, but overall quality is good.
4395582
Easy to program including Unicode symbols. Easy to print paper labels to insert under key caps. Appears quite sturdy and works smoothly, not sure what the complainers disliked.
1915130
We had a wireless Westinghouse intercom system that started to fail after six years, and insofar as we were using it only as a doorbell anyway, the Honeywell door chime and push button seemed like a cheaper, smarter way to go. So far, it has been a good decision. The push button and chimes are smaller and better looking than the Westinghouse devices, and the bell rings clearly and immediately when the button is pushed, no delay or static or popping.

We have two doors, and wanted two bells that would both ring when either button was pushed, with recognizably different bells for each so we would know which door to open. Other users have complained that such setups are difficult to configure. Forewarned, I was able to configure our system in about five minutes. The trick is that you can not merely program the bell for each buzzer; the bells come pre-configured to ring with their first option for the pushbutton in the box they came with. You need to DEPROGRAM this option before you can set the new one. Though the instructions for deprogramming are in the user manual, there is no complete walkthrough a case like the one I described, and I can easily imagine the device failing to register a new pushbutton because the default programming was still in place, and the user being left frustrated as a result.

I also like how easy it is to switch it from sound to flashing light for a ring, which is nice when the baby is sleeping.

Finally, though the device runs on batteries and is advertised as portable, it *is* possible to drive it with wall current if you have a transformer that fits. The port is there, Honeywell just didn't include the charger in the box.
2109079
I bought this timer because I needed one that could accept a grounded outlet.  It works well like any digital timer and I've got no issues with the function of the device.  My only annoyance is like others have said, it's kind of a hassle to program.  I've got 3 or 4 different style of digital timers for various lights in the house (kids nightlights, electronic picture frames, etc).  All of them EXCEPT this one you can pretty much figure out how to operate without instructions.  This one is not intuitive and you really have to reference the instructions each time you need to program it.  That said, it does the job.
566935
Very easy to program, and it works well.  The price, including postage, was very reasonable; and I received the item in a short period of time.