Version 5 for LSAT Exam Prep

Useful, but expensive.

This watch is exactly what I needed for the LSAT. I used it for a practice exam today and it worked perfectly. The watch is comfortable and provides the essential timekeeping features. I'm actually wearing it even when I'm not practicing or studying because it's keeping me psyched up for the real exam. I normally don't wear a watch (my iPhone lock screen gives me the time when I need it) but this watch feels good and actually looks good. Obviously I'm not going to keep wearing it after I pass the LSAT, but it could be a nice souvenir after all this preparation, or maybe I will gift it to an aspiring law student. Overall, it's an exceptional value. I highly recommend buying it if you're planning to take the LSAT.

I'm not sure how I feel about this watch.Obviously, it is not worth what they're charging. It can be helpful, but not for anything more than $15.Just learn how to read a watch. Especially on the LSAT when every second counts. You'd think that having your sections color coded would help, but it can be distracting.

The watch works fine but is overpriced. However, I think there's a problem--beyond the mechanics of the watch--with Perfect Score's description and backing of their product:The product description of this watch states clearly "Meets all LSAC Regulations" but the "Perfect Score Watch User Guide" that came with the watch (and was not listed to have been included with the watch - meaning that one should not have expected for there to be any "and's" "or's" or "but's" to the advertisement of this product when purchasing this product) states, "Nor does Perfect Score Watch, LLC, represent, or warrant that the product will be permitted to be worn or used during any standardized or other test. Nor does Perfect Score Watch, LLC, represent or warrant that the results of any standardized or other test will not be invalidated or voided as a result of the use of this product by the test taker."Here's the question: is it reasonable for this product to be explicitly portrayed as meeting "all LSAC Regulations" and yet not be "represent[ed], or warrant that the product will be permitted to be worn or used during any standardized [even the LSAT] or other test [...nor] represent or warrant that the results of any standardized [even the LSAT] or other test will not be [*]invalidated or voided[*] as a result of the use of this product by the test taker."Tell me my lawyer friends who are completely unwilling to back the utility of their own product, calling it merely a "product [that] is for entertainment purposes only," how is it that this product "Meets all LSAC Regulations"?

The staff had no problem with me wearing it, apparently the LSAT views these as watches and not timers (which are prohibited).

Every single second is valueable during the teso and I definitely don't want to manually reset the cloc, so if there is a press button to reset everything to zero, it would be a great tool for lsat.

This watch does its job while giving you peace of mind. Testing is very stressful, nobody needs a difficult device to help you prepare and take the test. Simple to use, color coded (Green, Yellow, Red) and has a very comfortable silicone strap; with a large dial you can even set it up on your desk as a timer. I would highly recommend purchasing this watch when practicing for your LSATs. The feature I like the most is the color coding, all you need to do is quickly look at it and just by seeing which color you are on, you will know how much time is left. Overall, great watch for its value! Perfect Score Watch Version 5 for LSAT Exam Prep

REVISED! I JUST TRIED USING IT FOR THE FIRST TIME TODAY!!! WASTE OF MONEY AND TIME!!! My watch did not come with a leather wristband as stated that's why I gave 3 stars. I honestly do not see the big deal or differencebetween this watch V5 and the V4 model. Just more expensive.