- Counts steps – highly accurate – modern design
- 3D sensor technology – wear in pocket, purse, arm etc
- 7 days memory for all your walking data
- Full 24 hour clock – comes with its own safety strap
- Highly accurate and reliable with Easy to read LCD display
7 reviews for Yamax EX-210 Power Walker EX Pedometer
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Cynt –
I really like this. Sometimes it seems that it does not count all of my steps, but I think it is because of how I wear it. I obviously do not have a shirt pocket, so I cannot wear it in my pocket. I wear it around my neck. I have to say that it is more accurate than any other pedometer that I have come across. I would definitely recommend this pedometer.
Taliesen –
Okay for just tracking steps but as it doesn’t have a distance function it’s not great. For the price I’d go with something else. It’s very limited in what it does.
CHUCKLES N –
The EX-210 pedometer is simple to use, very light to carry, accurate in its counting, and well worth the price paid.
Aloha –
Yamax has a great reputation but wearing both the SW-451 and the EX-210 simultaneously gave varying results. The SW-451 was worn on the waistband in line with the knee while the EX-210 was in the front pocket below the SW-451. The EX-210 steps was sometimes lower than the SW-451 but sometimes higher. Both pedometers are relatively close in steps if one walks at a steady pace. If using the pedometer for steps walked during the day, than there is a greater discrepancy. EX-210’s instruction sheet does warn the user that it won’t count accurately if one jogs, walks at a very slow pace, or climb steep stairs or mountains! Check out the warnings on its instruction sheet if this is a concern.
M. Holland –
More convenient than a pedometer that you have to clip on clothing. So far, it has been working reliably and seems to be accurate.
Placeholder –
It is an easy to ude reliable little gadget. Small, fits anywhere. However it only lasted for two month. I might actually buy the same one because the price and usefulness ratio is still good
Carol Smith –
So far I have to say that this seems accurate and reliable. It counts steps, not miles. The thing that I do not like is that it retains data which confuses me when I try to scroll through to see my steps for the day. I have solved this by resetting it every night to 0. It takes a little getting used to, more complicated than my last two pedometers. It is small, lightweight, and does not seem to reset by accident in a jeans pocket like my other two did. Overall, I like it, though I wish it did the miles for me.