The phrase "Finger Counter Box Naggg" likely refers to a Digital Finger Tally Counter that may be sold under a brand or product variant name that sounds like "Naggg" or "nagaana," and is packaged in a small box.

These devices are common, especially in South Asia and the Middle East, and are used for:

Prayer/Religious Counting (Digital Tasbeeh/Tasbih/Zikr Counter): Used by Muslims and followers of other faiths to count repetitions of prayers, mantras, or devotional phrases.

General Tally Counting: Used for counting laps, attendance, knitting stitches, people entering a location, or inventory.

Key Characteristics of the Device

Type: Mini Digital Electronic Tally Counter.

Design: Worn like a ring on the finger for convenient one-handed operation.

Function: Features a large button for counting (incrementing) and a smaller button for resetting the count.

Display: Has a small LCD screen that usually displays up to 5 digits (0-99999).

"Box" Feature: Many of these counter are sold in a small plastic or clear storage box for protection and easy gifting, which explains the "Box" part of your query.

"Naggg" or "nagaana": This appears to be a brand name or a specific product model name used by sellers in some regions (like Pakistan and India) for this type of inexpensive, portable digital counter.