FitStep 3D Pedometer for Seniors, Easy to Use One Button Step Counter Step Tracker

I wanted something small and sturdy that will clip on to my sock when walking. Small, compact and works brilliantly. Very simple to use….just put it on and go!Ordered two more as backups. VERY happy with this pedometer.

This is a nice small pedometer but the clip is useless. It falls off pants and underwear. I have to keep it in a pocket.

I love that it was very simple to use: movement turns it on, and keeps it on until a bit of time after you’re sedentary. Holding the button resets the count for the start of the day or purpose. That’s it!No bells, no whistles, no wifi, no Bluetooth, no lights - just simple pedometer!The downside is that I tried to keep it on my shoe, sandal, or even an ankle bracelet and it would sometimes fall off. And I lost it lol. *sigh*

The pedometer is great, inexpensive but accurate, however, the belt/waistband clip is not sturdy enough. It slips off of my waistband all the time.

I wanted an un-fancy, simple, easy-to-use pedometer that I could just stick in my pocket to measure steps. I was attracted to this one because it seemed to fit those requirements and was touted as being for seniors, even better. When I opened the package containing the items I was shocked at how small the box was! The device is tiny, 2x1 inch and the instruction pamphlet (thankful there was one) was in such small type I ha to use a magnifying glass to read it. But there were no instructions. I figured out you had to remove the strip covering the screen; I clicked on the button and walked but nothing happened. I went to their site on the Internet and it said the device was ready to use, right out of the box. Then I saw a tiny strip of plastic coming out of a seam. I pulled that and it released the battery. So it's now working and is perf! Even though this thing is so small, as promised, the numbers are large enough to be easily read. And I'm now counting steps easily!

Needed something simple for counting steps. More accurate than my fitbit for this.

Had back surgery in June, started a regime of working up to 2K steps a day, tried this pedometer, here are the results: Mine doesn't work any more, bought in December. Clipped onto my sweats and it didn't stay on (waist & pocket), used on my walking shorts and they were too thin, tried on the belt, it didn't stay on, also tried between the belt and the top of the pants, it didn't count the steps.

Stop keeping track of steps in just over 30 days, clip broke off as well. Junk, move on to other products