ZMF Pro Clock

Name: ZMF Pro Clock
Brand: 83Z
SKU: E446-0001
Price: 87.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (10 reviews)

SKU: E446-0001

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ZMF Pro Clock

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About The ZMF Pro Clock

The ZMF Pro Chess Clock incorporates many desirable features in a digital chess clock, yet is so simple to learn and use that you'll be playing in minutes. Sold worldwide, many years of feedback and user experience evaluation of the ZMF line have led to this amazing and durable PRO version digital chess clock.

From the straightforward, easy set time controls, preset tournament modes, and user custom 2 or 3 stage time control modes for tournaments, this digital chess clock truly has something for everyone—club, class, tournament, Blitz or professional chess players.

This digital chess clock is designed to be highly accurate and have low power consumption. Three customizable presets can be kept in memory at all times.

ZMF Chess Clock Does More

This digital chess clock comes in a robust metal case with a scratch-resistant powder coat finish and solid metal touch-sensitive toggle. This means longevity of life, no moving parts and less to go wrong. This metal digital chess clock has a large LCD display that is easy to read for time control and even increases the enjoyment for spectators at chess tournaments.

Additional features include Fischer and Bronstein-style increment and delay, move counter, dual count, Blitz, and hourglass mode. No chess pieces? That is no problem, as there are no chess timing options for Go, Scrabble, and Shogi.

Specifications:

Heavy-duty metal case with powder coat finish in three colors: Black, Blue, and Silver
Touch-sensitive solid metal sensors
Tournament time controls with additional custom user controls
Dimensions: 7 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 2 1/2"
Includes manual and AA batteries

Product Specs

Well made with convenient features

I have many digital clocks, those that require switching off underneath plus three more button pushes to reset current settings are not well suited to Blitz play. The ZMF pro has convenient reset, a metal case, metal touch-sensitive move buttons and a large LCD display. LCD is preferable to LED when outdoors in sunlight. Timing features accommodate all tournament needs as well as casual play. Battery power is preinstalled. In short, it’s a very good clock in all respects.

Great Clock

Clock better than expected. Metal, no Logo giving it a very clean apperance. Large bold LCD. Price was great and shipping time was great. I am not fond of sensory touch buttons as I seem to touch them when least expected. Maybe in time I will master that failing of mine. LOL

Top Notch

This is just the best timer for chess & backgammon. Sturdy, reliable, easy control, beautiful.

Forget those plastic atrocities made in china or feigned clocks like Tempest.

Three presets will be all you need and these can be stored individually. (A fact which isn't stretched in the official description) Those other time formats you only need now and then can be programmed fairly easy, the manual is clear.

Imo the metal case is worth the price. The touch buttons - in both versions - are most pleasant. LED counters are BIG as they should.

Nearly everybody in my community uses this clock.

Intuitive, attractive, useful clock

Programming this clock is a delight compared to consulting eye-watering, tiny lists of different kinds of time controls. Made of metal and with capacitive sensors rather than mechanical buttons (or a lever, etc.), you'll be able to keep it in the family for generations, if that's your wish. Has all the controls for chess I'll ever use with delay, "bonus" time (before or after a move), multiple periods, and so on. It's also quite handsome, in my opinion, though that's subjective, of course.

One star off (I'd make it just a half if I could) for lacking byo-yomi time--I also play go, and shogi uses this time system as well. A weird choice, as the cheaper ZMF-II does have this feature.