PED2433 Best Walking 3D Pedometer with Clip and Strap, Fitness Activity Step Counter, Calorie, Distance in Km and Miles, Large Display, 30 Days Memory, Beautiful!

This is a very neat pedometer, with an easy to read screen. The initial set up is a bit faffy, if you've never used a pedometer previously, but once set, time, date, weight, stride length, metric or imperial, it's easy to use. It apparently holds enough data for a month before it auto resets its totals. And it's auto on & off. If I understand the really tiny instructions, there's a 10 second delay, before any actual data is recorded (don't quote me!) I always record my total kms, time, distance and calories burnt, onto a spreadsheet in any event.This same model pedometer seems to be marketed under a bewildering number of brand names & prices. It's not smart technology & can't be synced to anything. It works by sensing motion ie walking. Brisk or otherwise. I've been doing powerwalking since 2009, over previously measured routes, so have a pretty good idea about what my totals will look like over say 5.5km, 11.5km & 20km. I'd guesstimate it's within about 10-15% of previous totals recorded using Apps on my phone or other brands of pedometers. If you're training for a triathlon or iron man/woman it's not going to deliver, producing very basic data & stats. Something costing over & above the modest £9.99 plus delivery will be required for those events. But for regular brisk walks, it does the job. A clip on lanyard is supplied. I'd say for accuracy clipping securely to a belt or pocket, on your dominant side (are you a lefty or a righty?) will improve accuracy & scores. However counting out 20 or so steps from your lounge to the kitchen, might not produce pin point accuracy on this wee machine? Trial & error and tweaking the set up will deliver acceptable results, in my book. I'm six foot and walk fast, in all weathers, nudging 6kph on the flat or down hill, so then my stride will naturally lengthen, likewise my stride will shorten and average speed will drop crossing rough ground or doing an uphill. With regular use, if it lasts a year or so, job done. Dropping it or immersing into water, I'd say, is not recommended. I like it this product 🙂👍

This is a good pedometer, with a couple of provisos. I only gave it 4 stars as I ordered 2 of these, 1 for my wife and myself. 1 worked perfectly from the start the other was faulty and had to be returned. To be fair, that was easy and accepted immediately so no complaints about customer service, I give that 5 stars. The second issue is a strange one. Having put our measurements in we end up with different step counts and by a considerable margin even when we start on zero and walk the route together. We do have different stride lengths so we would expect that our step counts would have a small difference. However, the difference is in the hundreds and this is the puzzle, I have a shorter stride length than my wife and so it take me more steps to cover the same distance so you would think my step count would be the higher one but this is not the case, my wife's counter is always 3-7 hundred difference over a 10000 step range. I have worn them both with the stride setup unchanged and get the same result and so my conclusion is that even though over a short distance they match steps, I believe that over a long distance they may well not be so accurate. I will have to do a long range test with both set to the same parameters and do a manual count to test the accuracy of these pedometers but they seem to be accurate over a short distance so far.

I bought this for my wife who wanted to improve her fitness by walking and she needed something to count her strides. We tried other counters most of which you wore on your wrist. These were hopeless as even loading the dishwasher counted as 40 steps. So I thought that I would buy one of these for her and what a good buy too. It can be worn around the neck, in the pocket or as she prefers, clipped to her belt. It actually does what it is supposed to, count steps and not arm movement. A really good product, not too difficult to set up for her and easy to use. The other functions are good too, but I'm not sure how you can count calories burnt, when you have 3 meals during the day which tops your calories up, but the idea is good as is the distance walked. All in all a great buy and at a cheap price too. Best of all is that it works! I have now bought her another one as we discovered that it will not withstand a 2 hour wash in the washing machine at 40 degrees. I got her exactly the same as she loves this. It just works faultlessly. What more can you want from a pedometer?

The pos : it's well made and has alot of functions . is cheap at under £13 and if you read the instructions is not hard to set up :) but ... and there is a big but ....! it don't start counting till you have taken 10 steps , five times I've walked the same distance and had different step results each time ?(The difference being alot not afew steps) If you have it on in the car traveling it counts steps as you drive , putting hundreds of extra steps on your days count and makes the count for the day inaccurate and any other information like calories burned ect . useless

This is a really nifty little pedometer. We did struggle a bit with setting up as if you're not quick off the mark when reading the instructions it resets itself and you have to start again - good idea for two of you to set up (one to read the instructions and the other to do the setting). That said it works so simply even I can understand it. You have step counter - both by session and overall total; a calorie counter; clock/timer; distance etc. What I like also is that you have the option of clipping it on to a belt for example or hanging it around your neck. I was using an app on my phone to count steps but I just don't carry my phone with me all the time so I was missing out on some steps in my counts. However, I can hang this around my neck underneath a scarf and have it with me all the time so I can see exactly what I am doing. It's a really good size as well - not at all obtrusive. I would definitely recommend this for the quality and price.

Does what it says on the tin ( If you can READ the tin !) My only criticism, as with most of these small high Tech Items, is the Instructions !! Tiny writing, tiny buttons. You read ( eventually) what to do next and by the time you get back to the buttons, it has gone back to where it started ! I am 71 and can't even find the buttons on my mobile phone !! If you don't have a Tech savvy son in law like me, you will have immense difficulty in setting this up . The gadget itself is perfect !! JUST the instructions cost the fifth star !!! :) Don't judge them, the gadget once set up is easy to use and does all it says !!

Don't place too much importance on reviews, try it out for yourself.......I wanted a pedometer that would do the basics well, and that is what this pedometer does. I have compared with two others (Realalt and Pingko), and this one comes out on top. A small hint, go by the default settings in the manual, rather than ten steps, I found it to be far more accurate. Also, tie the pedometer to the belt loop on your trousers/jeans with a length of string, as the clip is not totally secure, as I found out to my peril, on my walks. I have field-tested the Nakosite, 'around the block' at home, which is 650 steps, and recorded steps returned the same, over one mile, 1,920 steps, recorded steps 1,928, calculated steps over 4.2 miles (drove my walking route in the car), are in the region of 8,643, recorded steps are 8,553 (a difference of 90 steps, I can live with that) + points: nice design, comes with lanyard (not used), large buttons for easy use, shows both steps and time on the same screen, will go into 'sleep mode' automatically, which is not on the list of features, and is pretty accurate. Also comes with one year warranty! It is also quiet, doesn't make a clicking sound while you are walking. - points: does not like being handled during walks, step figures go haywire, as previously mentioned, the clip is not great on the belt/trouser loop. There are also other features, as well, which I'm not fussed about, personally. The other two didn't do the job for me, so they have/are being returned back, for refunds. Hope you find the above info/testimony helpful. Steve. Further update: I have been testing the pedometer for the past two weeks, and the counted steps over the mile (car checked mileage), against the pedometer steps are excellent, 2,034 walked steps, against 2039 steps from the pedometer. I have checked the recorded steps, at the half-way point of my route, (approx. 4,400 steps ) and there is a difference of 28 steps, over four sessions. I have used another one mile car checked distance, and the pedometer returned 2,120 steps on two separate sessions. My aim for each session is between 9,000 and 10,000 steps (4.8 car miles), and the pedometer has returned between 9,804 and 10,002, a difference of 198 steps. The Pinko was not up to the mark (sorry Pinko!) It 'does what it says on the tin'! Steve from Stoke.

I have about 30 watches and I like wearing them, but when you have a smart watch and it counts your steps, you trust its accuracy and are focused on keeping track, the other watches become a bit redundant. Hence buying this. It is pretty small, very light. You can clip it on a belt, wear it round your neck or pop it in a pocket. There is no app, but it holds data for 30 days and tracks steps, distance, calories etc, Ijust wanted it for distance and steps. Set up was easy and I suggest that you get your stride length accurately entered or the distance covered will be wrong. Accuracy is the key soo I compared this to my watch where I have verified its step counting and the GPS takes care of the distance. Worn around the neck on a 2.5 mile walk the difference was 70 steps. Worn on the hip, clipped to the waistband of shorts the difference was 12 steps on the same walk. I can live with that as a sensible guide. Only just got this so cannot comment on battery life and durability.

The pedometer is a bit larger than I would have preferred (3" x 1.5" with the clip x just under 1" deep with the clip) but it works great and the clip is quite sturdy. To the best of my knowledge there is no pedometer that is exact, but this is really close. You may need to find the best location to put it for accuracy, but that is the same with all pedometers. The numbers are easy to read and it was easy to set up too! This suits my needs perfectly since I did not want something that will require some sort of app or phone to use it and this fit the bill perfectly and the price is great! It would be nice if it also told you the speed at which you are walking, but it does give me the information on steps I have walked as well as the time and distance so I am quite happy and would definitely recommend this to others.

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Tenia ganas de un aparato para medir las distancias que hago habitualmente en mis paseos. El funcionamiento gracias al manual de instrucciones en español que acompaña, es sencillo, sin él me parecería imposible programarlo. Lo útil es que día a día te mide los pasos y su equivalente en kilómetros andados, así como el tiempo empleado y las posibles kilocarías consumidas. También me gusta que se active solo el podómetro cuando andas y se pare cuando dejas de andar. Por comodidad lo tengo sujeto al cuello con el cordón que acompaña. Creo que es útil y muy buen precio.

Product die ik binnen heb gekregen is blijkbaar al een keer geretourneerd. Verpakking was al geopend. Stickers eraf en er is niet eens moeite genomen om het netjes te versturen en te resetten.

Als ich vor einiger Zeit mehrfach in den Medien gelesen habe, dass man tgl. gute 10.000 Schritte laufen sollte, erschien mir diese Aussage utopisch. Aber sie machte mich auch neugierig. Also suchte ich hier bei Amazon nach einem Schrittzähler, der einfach zu bedienen ist und nicht mit einem Smartphone gekoppelt sein sollte. Schnell wurde ich fündig und entschied mich für den Nakosite Schrittzähler, weil er auch gute Beurteilungen erhalten hatte. Zudem war auch der Preis für mich interessant. Also bestellte ich ihn und bekam ihn sehr schnell zugeschickt. Die Verpackung war klasse, der Schrittzähler kam heil bei mir an. Nachdem ich ihn ausgepackt hatte, begann ich die Anleitung zu lesen. Diese ist klar verständlich und einfach, ohne viel Schnickschnack. Schnell war der Schrittzähler auf meine Bedürfnisse eingestellt und los sollte es gehen. Wahlweise kann ich das gute Stück einfach in der Hosentasche tragen oder mithilfe des mitgelieferten Clips an der Jacke o. ä. befestigen. Außerdem ist auch noch ein Band dabei, damit kann ich ihn um den Hals hängen. Ich habe ihn anfangs aber in der Hand gehalten und bin los gelaufen. Er zählt nach meinem Empfinden äußerst genau und da genau liegt der Suchtfaktor. Nun trage ich ihn immer in der Hosentasche, das ist für mich am bequemsten. Ich hätte nie gedacht, wie viele Schritte man im Laufe des Tages zurücklegt. Nun muss ich dazu sagen, dass wir noch einen Hund haben, der natürlich auch sein Recht auf Spaziergänge einfordert und daher ist es für mich tatsächlich recht einfach, die angepeilten 10.000 Schritte zu erreichen. Man schaut tatsächlich öfter einmal auf den Zähler, um abzulesen, wieviel Schritte schon zurückgelegt worden sind. Und fehlen noch ein paar zum pers. Ziel (kann man übrigens definieren), dann läuft man halt noch eine Runde. Außerdem zählt er auch auf dem Fahrrad, habe ich ausprobiert. Ich würde diesen Schrittzähler ausnahmslos empfehlen, bin sehr überzeugt davon und werde ihn sicherlich auch das ein oder andere Mal verschenken. Nachtrag vom 21.01.2018: Habe diesen Schrittzähler wieder einmal bestellt und verschenkt. Er kam super an!