Multi-function Pocket Pedometer with Belt Clip

Relatively easy to set up and great for keeping track of your steps and distanced walked. Great price too

Easy to read, clock handy, 'nice' clicking buttons, well made (see below), good price. Unit has worked well in daily use for the year(ish) since purchase. Step reset function became intermittent some months ago. Other functions followed suit and now none work. Opened the unit to attempt a fix. Internal build and pcb good quality, sense arm and contact looked a bit flimsy to me. Push buttons fabricated with metal disc over solder tinned pad, not the ideal for longevity. The space inside is probably to small to fit proper buttons and gold plating is a bit pricey for this type of product. Couldn't fix it, decided to keep it going as long as pos without the functions. When reassembled the buttons were functional again (it won't last) most likely due to the disturbance selecting a different point of contact for the buttons. i like the unit a lot, so will persist. Just have to do a bit arithmetic to find the correct reading when i can't reset the step count at the start of the day. Really, a cost of £5.99 a year is not a great burden, if it finally gives out i'll buy a new one.

Good item, simple to set up and use and seems fairly accurate, but the plastic clip on the back snapped off after only two months.

I'd really been enjoying wearing this great little, easy to use pedometer. To be fair, it took a little while to set up because I just didn't 'get it' on how to do so. However, once I did, it set up well and I've been wearing it on a daily basis. I actually wore it alongside a free NHS one that was given to me as part of my pre-diabetes group stuff and it demonstrated just how useless the NHS one is. (Please NHS, don't waste your money on these things - just tell us to get one!) All was going well until.........yep, you've probably guessed from the title - I dropped it down the toilet. (It was clipped to my belt and alas, was pulled off. It just wasn't the same with toilet water sloshing around inside the screen...... So, here am I ordering another plus ANOTHER for my husband who has been equally impressed with it.

Arrived on time adequately packed. Followed setting instructions, only the clock setting worked, tried over and over again and couldn't understand what I was doing wrong as they were simple enough . . . eventually after a few days of occasionally trying again, removing and replacing battery, and I realised the clock was the only setting that is going to work. This keeps perfect time, but the step-counter and other functions I bought it for does not work at all so for me it is completely useless. I have had similar problems with others I have bought to replace the excellent older Omron which was destroyed in the washing machine after working fine for about 4 years! Disappointing.

For only use as a step-counter. Very good by stopping 'fake steps' - as moving in a chair or a not-walking movement.

This is a seriously odd product. Seemed to work fine for the first day but stopped counting steps the second day up to 9821. So has to reset to count steps again once I realised - which was annoying to miss the coveted 10,000 mark in the first place and secondly also not know what extra steps were counted after the 10,000 was reached. The whole point is that its a pedometer that counts steps!!

I just wanted a straight-forward way of tracking my steps and this little device fits the bill nicely!I found the instructions a bit confusing, so I haven't yet measured my stride, to make it completely accurate, but it still gives me the number of steps, which is good enough for what I want. I compare them day to day, by keeping a written track.The device fits firmly on the waist of my trousers, and stays there when walking or running.All in all, a great little device for the price!