- [Accurate Tracking]: The pedometer has always been very reliable/accurate in terms of step counting. It’s perfect for environments where wireless/smart devices are not allowed.Please try to fit your waist as much as possible when you use it, in order to accurately get the number of steps.
- [Easy to Use]: The simple pedometer is user-friendly. You can press any button to wake it up, and then press the “MODE” button until the screen displays “STEP” If you want to count steps again, you can press the “RESET” button to clear it (for about 3 seconds).
- [Easy to Carry]: This step tracker is super compact and lightweight.You just need to put it in your pocket along with your keys. It essentially meets your needs.track steps without any fuss; no apps, no charging, no notifications.
- [Energy-Saving]: The step counter automatically shuts off when you’re not moving, saving your data so it picks right back up where you left off next time you use it. The built-in battery lasts for over 12 months of continuous use.
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Rose Marie –
Too complicated and confusing. Ended up putting it in the trash.
Q –
I wanted something analog in case I can’t carry my phone with me and this works perfectly. Some people complained it wasn’t accurate but if you place it on your hip on the side it seems pretty accurate I tracked it with my phone and they both were pretty close I’ve been using it for about 2-3 weeks.
Marie Tayse –
I ordered this pedometer to wear when I don’t have pockets for my phone. I like that it clips to your clothing and stays in place even when bending over and moving around quickly. It counts your steps, distance, and burnt calories. As to how accurate it is, I don’t know because like I said, I got it to use when I couldn’t use my phone for the same purpose. I’ve noticed it works best when in a place that’s not doing a lot of moving when your body isn’t, such as like being clipped to your pant leg and then you shake your leg when sitting stationary in a chair, it’s going to give you a false reading.
The display is large enough to easily see, and it automatically shuts off when you’re still for a while. The color is nice, not just the plain boring shades of most pedometers. It’s super easy to use, and it seems like of a good value so far.
grammasan3 –
Didn’t work, so returned it. I use a 4 wheeled walker so it may have been a problem to use this kind of pedometer.
Hammer021 –
Nice simple device.
Monica –
Appeared to be a decent gadget until it quit working. After about a months use, won’t go over 150 steps.
Casey –
Like the clip its easy to operate small and reads easy
Nana Marie –
The first one I purchased I had to return because the interface cover was broken. Received the replacement quickly. I’ve used step counters before. This one is a dude. The calibration is way off. This particular model escalates the step count and thereby the miles walked. How do I know this you ask? Well, I compared it to, 2 other forms of step counters. The 2 others were noticeably close in step count, miles and calories. This particular device had me being an athlete suitable for the Olympics! I’m not returning it, just chalk it up to a lesson learned. This old gal is still getting my steps in, that’s what “counts” for me! Buyer beware!