Non-Bluetooth Led Fitness Tracker Watch,Digital Pedometer Watch,with Step Counting/Distance/Calories/Stopwatch/Alarm Clock, Great Gift for Kids Teens Girls Boys Xmas

I bought 4 of these, 1 for myself and each of my kids -- white round, pink round, purple square, and mint green square. The round ones did not come with directions so I attached photos of the instructions in case you didn't get them. They were really easy to set up, my 9-year-old actually set them up all by herself using the little instruction booklet that came with her purple watch. They tell time and date, steps and distance, have 2 alarms and a stop watch. No Bluetooth, wifi, or phone needed what-so-ever!I can't say how accurate they are yet, but the directions do say to walk at least 16 steps at a time for better accuracy because it doesn't start counting until step 17 (I think that's what it meant?). We just got them so I can't speak about the quality yet either, but I already love it more than my Fitbit versa2 that never had the right time because it stopped syncing to my phone! (Also love that I could buy at least 10 of these for the price of one Fitbit!).Will update on quality if needed ....**Update: we've had these for a few days now, and so far mine is averaging about the same amount of steps in a day that I would get with my Fitbit, so I would say they are fairly accurate to within a few hundred steps or so. Have not had to charge since first day and still at 90% battery! My kids feel grown up wearing them and love comparing steps with each other. What I love most about them is that I don't have to set a step goal, I walk what I walk and that's ok. My Fitbit was set to the standard goal of 10,000 steps, and any time I didn't meet that goal for the day I felt like a total failure.

Super easy to set up (the directions were easy to understand and follow). I have had this watch at least three weeks and the battery is at 56% FROM THE INITIAL FIRST CHARGE!!! I just use it for step counter, distance and time. I haven't used the alarms (there are two), but the step counter is pretty accurate!! At the initial set-up, you put in your height and weight, which was also easy for me and I'm not tech savvy at all!!! I am EXTREMELY pleased with this watch. I bought the large square one, but it's a bit big for my taste (but not enough to bother me); however, I'm going to order the smaller circle watch. I can't say enough about this watch!!

Had to return as the options for day/date/mos/year and 12/24 option on hour settings did not work. I was unable to set these as the face would just go black and not allow any input. I was able to set all other items but this, but since the date info is integral, the lack of it makes the watch not usable.

I gave it a 4 Star because it is a nice watch and I like the fact that it also can be a stop watch if I want to time my self and it has an alarm, even though the ON and OFF is hard to figure out. However, setting the Steps and Milage is a PROBLEM. I set it to my height and weight and I walk from one mile marker to the next and it is more than a half of a mile OFF! I don't like that. I set it to a shorter and heavier person and it was still off by .7 miles! I also set it to a taller, heavier person and it was off by .6 miles. But it is a nice watch and the band is comfortable. I always have a problem finding a band that fits my SMALL arm, but this one is Perfect! It was worth the $17 I paid for it. :-)

My tween son loved this watch overall - it looks like a smart watch (but isn't, which is exactly what I wanted - a "dumb" watch). The watch pops out of the strap for charging.Cons:1) We had our first watch for 1 month - it had a microUSB charger. Then it got fried when a different microUSB charger was used with it - still the right kind of cord, but not the one that came with it. So the first one lasted 1 month.2) The seller was great in that they replaced it-- the replacement had a USB-C interface/charger (instead of microUSB) - which was a head scratcher but fine. We were careful to use ONLY the ORIGINAL cord-- and the 2nd watch lasted 8 months- until recently it fell on the floor (out of his pocket- they were playing volleyball and it couldn't be on his wrist) during my son's gym class-- and then it didn't work anymore (it had either a blank screen or random numbers on it). He's pretty tech savvy, so if there was a way to get it work, I think he would've gotten it to work by now. So although it looks cool and he liked it... I think we're done with this brand of watches, since we've gone through 2 in about 9 months.

The media could not be loaded. Was looking for a watch to count steps and it’s extremely accurate. I do a lot of hiking and I walk constantly at work so it’s pretty cool to see I’m doing about 8k steps a day and my watch never misses a step! I love this. I chose this one because I don’t like Bluetooth. I had an Apple Watch for about 3 years and I decided to ditch Bluetooth against my body.I been looking for a non-Bluetooth watch for a few months and I’m glad I found one finally. The alarms work as well. It vibrates quietly on your wrist. Pretty cool!!Also just something to add— I bought 5 different watches from Amazon that were non-Bluetooth and this is the one I decided to keep. Great purchase4 months later and I’m coming back to this listing to order another one but I wanna say I’ve only had to charge it twice in 4 months. I wear this watch everyday. I’m a waitress at a big restaurant and I need to make sure I get my 10k steps in. The battery has literally lasted this long that I only had to charge it one time. That’s insane to me

I really like this product I did not want a step tracker that was linked to my iPhone or one that required an app... this product fits the bill to a T