New Speed Stacks Timer (v4)

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It will come out in March 2016. Looks weird :D
 

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Super Weird, and I think the different shape is gonna make it difficult to ever add into regulations, having your hands angled like that would clearly give you an advantage in pick-up time over normal speedstacks.
 
I think the advantage is minimal and that the shape doesn't matter much. I see people angling their hands while using the current straight timer all the time. Surely people will wind up holding their hands straight against an angled timer, too.

I've had a glimpse of this thing already, and I'm sure others who have will chime in soon. There are a lot of really nice improvements going on here.
 
This has been designed with WCA in mind. O-Rings are effectively built in, also the 2.5mm jack at the front to connect to display/PC is a much better socket so it doesn't come loose as easily.

As for me, I'm going to get one as soon as I can for personal use since my stackmat is dying. This thing looks REALLY good, can't wait for them to be implemented in competition!
 
Accidentally deleted my previous post -- oops. :P

The new timer is great, though, for many reasons:

- AAA batteries prevent timer resets, as they do not suffer from brief power disconnects like coin batteries do.
- The reset/power buttons are significantly lower than the plastic around it. Because of this, Bill Wang-style resets are not possible.
- The hand pads are curved, which isn't a really big deal, but it sure feels aesthetically pleasing to put your hands on the pads. :)
 
Accidentally deleted my previous post -- oops. :P

The new timer is great, though, for many reasons:

- AAA batteries prevent timer resets, as they do not suffer from brief power disconnects like coin batteries do.
- The reset/power buttons are significantly lower than the plastic around it. Because of this, Bill Wang-style resets are not possible.
- The hand pads are curved, which isn't a really big deal, but it sure feels aesthetically pleasing to put your hands on the pads. :)

As for point one, this will prevent it breaking in the way mine did :D
Looks cool, the rounded display is awesome.
 
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