Hearkent Pedometer Watch,Step,Mileage&Calorie Tracker,Large Numbers

My husband & I were looking for a step tracker for me. I have a FitBit Inspire 3. It worked with the FitBit app, so someone else had access to my most personal information. Next, Google took over, so they got access to all of my most personal information. To me, that's just wrong. I didn't want that. Another thing is that I bought a pool so that we could get extra exercise in each day. With the FitBit, I find it a huge pain in the tush to have to put it in swim mode to make it waterproof, especially since the stats show it's water-resistant up to 50 meters (164 feet). My life is SO much easier because I don't even have to ever worry about if my Hearkent Watch is protected from the water. I can just go out to the pool & walk right in! What a horrible pain it was with the FitBit, but now I am thrilled with this. I mean with Waterproof, it should just be protected! This watch has a big face with very good size, large display which I just love! I don't have to use my glasses or squint to see any of the numbers. The light makes it easy to see, even in bed at night--without the bright white that's so irritating & could disturb my husband's sleep. I really like what the strap is made of, too. It’s a nylon strap that’s super comfortable, breathable, & elastic. I go in the pool for hours, get out & am never aware that it’s wet, no dripping, nothing. It feels very comfortable & is especially easy to adjust the strap for my wrist. Not only that, but I really love how the strap opens/releases & closes! It's SO easy, much more than the FitBit that I had to put strap end into the buckle end. It doesn't sound hard, but if you're in a hurry, tired, or distracted, it can take a couple tries. This watchband is just so much easier to use! I really appreciate this band & the person who decided to use this style! ❤️ Another thing I love is the battery! It has a regular battery cell that you don't have to charge once a week! YIPEE! All you have to do is change the cell once a year. Color me happy! I think the watch & band are very durable, too. As a matter of fact, I had to get a new band for my FitBit because the small keeper the tip of the band went into, tore from use over time. This band seems especially strong & durable, which I really appreciate! The time is very accurate, and I have worn the FitBit on the same wrist to compare the steps, and it does a good job counting steps. I thought I wasn't going to because of the 10-second counting rule. In truth, if I could change that one feature, I would. I'll be 70 at the end of the summer & I have bad knees. My goal is to move & get as much movement in as I can, because I'm not supposed to do a lot of walking, like distances, so I have to make due with movement (my exercise bike, my rowing machine, cardio exercises basically in place, etc). I want & need my movement counted from even in-place exercises. FitBit did not do that, but this watch does seem to count more, for which I am very grateful! It does have a function for a stopwatch, countdown, alarm, & hourly chime. The only thing I do wish is that the team would make it possible for the hourly chime only to go off in the daytime hours & not through the middle of the night because I would use it as a reminder to move. That said, I like this pedometer watch from Hearkent so much, I'm going to get another. I love all of the color choices. I do wish Hearkent would offer one with the actual watch in gold for dressier occasions.

Love this watch. I got the red one, and it's a cool, neutral color that it goes with pretty much everything. Having used digital watches for many years, I found it easy to program. The short battery life (estimated at 1 year) doesn't bother me, because the watch is so cheap I'll just buy another one. For a long time, I avoided fitness trackers because I knew I'd get obsessive about the daily step count. I've traveled with people who end the day walking around and around their hotel room just to reach the magic number each day. Well, I was right about the obsessive part, but I should have taken into account that getting your steps in is a very healthy habit. I was recently diagnosed with AFib, and my cardiologist told me I need to work on getting more cardio-type exercise (I've been doing yoga for years). This watch was my first "step" in this direction, and I'm sure I'm healthier because of it.

I wanted a watch that simply tracked my steps, without all the other bells and whistles, and that's exactly what this one does. It also tells time, has a stop watch, shows the day of the week, the date, and has a back light. It does take a battery, which should be simple enough to replace when the time comes. I have small wrists, and the watchband is very easy to adjust. One tiny complaint, is that the fabric used for the band isn't terribly comfortable. It's rough, and slightly scratchy. Over all, the watch is a good buy for the money. It also doesn't feel cheap. It's actually got some weight to it. I've been wearing it every day, all day. One suggestion is that I'd like to make is to expand the color selection. A rich green, brown, navy blue or burgundy band would be nice. I currently have the black, as pastels aren't my colors. Over all, I'm very pleased!

Simple, useful, convenient

I have had this watch for a little over a month (the return window is unfortunately closed now). The glass on the watch face has a big crack in it from the inside. I don't do anything wild and crazy so I'm not sure how that happened. It still works, but I have never had a watch crack like that. Since i can't return it I will keep using it, but it's annoying and I would expect more for what I paid. I have had cheap $10 watches that lasted longer and went through more. Like others have mentioned, the pedometer is very inaccurate. It takes longer than 10 seconds of movement for it to start kicking in. So if you really care about your step count, look elsewhere. Finding the right band adjustment is tedious and even after a few days of what feels good it starts to slip around. So not my favourite band. It is pretty easy to use and the size of the face is alright, but that's about all the redemption I can give it.

I wanted a watch / pedometer that didn't require an app. I just want to know how many steps I've done, and the time / date. I'd so hoped that this was the solution. Pro's: it works on a regular watch-type battery; though the face is large, it still fits a small wrist fine; very readable; NO APP! Con's: the step tracker. It doesn't read stair machines AT ALL. It mostly doesn't read steps taken with a shopping cart (although to be fair, it doesn't claim to do either of those). Sometimes it reads treadmills steps, sometimes it doesn't. It will only record ANY steps on a treadmill if you have the watch in your pocket and not on your wrist. However, with the watch in my pocket, I did 3 miles on a treadmill two days in a row - one day it recorded 2800 steps, the other recorded 8000. I still can't figure out why the difference. I've included a different picture here with my app-pedometer and watch-pedometer. They came out with about 2000 steps difference. Why? On the other hand, if you go for a hike, it seems to be pretty accurate. In the end, I decided to keep it because I really like the watch. Five stars for the watch. But if you want an accurate step counter, don't count on this one. One star for the pedometer.

I almost did not purchase this watch based on some of the reviews. This watch is a great quality watch for the price. Some of the reviews said the pedometer tracking was not very good. I found that it was really close to my Fitbit. Even my Fitbit isn’t 100% accurate. Some mornings I wake up and it already reads that I have over 300 steps. I highly recommend this watch. My only advice would be that you tighten/pull the band slowly to fit your wrist. I pulled mine a little too much, but I was able to adjust it enough to make it comfortable, but I recommend tightening it slowly.

I LOVE this watch! Don't listen to the nay sayers, this watch is a gem! It resets itself every morning, tells me how many steps I took, how many miles I walked, how many calories I burned, the time and day and it's water proof! I never knew how many miles I walked in a day cleaning house and walking the dog, but it's over over 6 miles a day! 🎉 Just buy it! 🥰

Very happy with the purchase of this watch. Order was fulfilled quickly and item was as described. I was tired of watches that beep when they need charging, need a downloaded app in order to make changes, tell me that I have not had enough sleep or that I am not drinking enough water. This watch fits the bill for me - it accurately displays the time and date and provides me with the number of steps I have achieved on a daily basis. Once the elastic strap is adjusted it is easy to put the watch on and off. The watch is secure but comfortable.

Used it for a week now and I love it. Seem to count ok. I don't care if it's off of 50 or 100 steps (if it's the case I don't know I didn't count every step myself) I just want to know approximately how many steps I take cause I just learned that if you walk at least 7000 steps a day, there's good benefits to your body. So yeah, it does the job for that. Plus it's kinda good looking, comfy and easy to use. (Well explained in the pamphlet)

Impressed! I was hesitant I could adjust the band to fit my tiny wrist but I was able to👍🏻 Setting it was easy, just follow the instructions. Time and pedometer work great! Nice casual look. My only concern is going to be changing the battery, it does not look like that’s going to be easy at all. And no readily available instructions for that

I love this watch! It is very easy to use and perfect for me! No charging needed. Counts my steps, and always counts more than my phone, of course. It also counts cardio exercises as steps! I dont mind! Very comfortable to wear❤️❤️❤️❤️

Pedometer does not work properly. I spent all day driving and it recorded over 12,000 steps.