Mens Pedometer Watch for Walking Step Counter Watch No Charging, No App Connection, with EL Backlight. Simple, Practical Choice for Mobile-Free Fitness Enthusiasts TIMEURE-2308

Set up easily and quickly.

To start out first...I am not a technology using or understanding person. With that said, to me this watch is the perfect tool for me that I have been trying to find. Limited on what it does-love it. Very nice looking-love it. Time, date, and steps on the screen at the same time-love it. Price-love it. As I said, I am a non tech guy. In my opinion it does not get any better than this watch.

Item Purchase May 21, 2024. Died April 10, 2025. Did not work a year. Electronics went bad, unable to hold time. Watch function failed. I would avoid.

Nice watch, but how do you turn off the chime each time you touch the buttons they beep

OK, so we are too cheap to buy one of those brand-name expensive fitness trackers. All we wanted to do was count steps with reasonable accuracy when we go for walks. Tried some free smart phone apps-not super accurate as you basically need to carry your phone in your hand to get a good count. Found this watch and have been using it for a couple of weeks. It WORKS! You don't have to do anything to get started except push a couple of buttons to set the date/time. The battery is already installed and is supposed to last about a year-no daily/weekly recharging and you don't have to download an app to a smart phone to use it. The time and step count are very easy to read even in bright sunlight. And it seems to be very accurate-at least enough for our purposes. Recommended

I liked the simple functionality and found the step counting accurate though sometimes low. It gives you no credit for just a few steps at a time. But the biggest reason I'm giving 3 stars is poor durability. 6 months and the buttons stopped working.

I really liked this watch until yesterday. I can see I purchased it on April 22, 2024, and on April 8, 2025, it stopped working. I hit the button for the light, and the screen went haywire and reset everything. Holding the light button was how you set the watch, so I tried to set it again, but whenever I would hold it to keep the new settings, it would reset again. It's now useless.I thought it was great until that point, although I think it was a little stingy with the steps. My previous pedometer gave me a lot more steps for similar activities.Size: kind of big, but fineEase of use: it was nice not to have to connect it to my phone to use itAccuracy: the step-counter might have been a little stingyDurability: LASTED LESS THAN A YEAR.Note: I did nothing out of the ordinary with the watch before it broke. It was not wet or traumatized in any way.

I wasn't sure how this watch was going to work compared to more expensive pedometer watches? I am so impressed. It does EXACTLY what i want it to do and NOTHING I don't need.All I wanted was a watch to count my steps. I'm on my feet all day and wanted to start tracking how much I actually walk on a daily basis. This watch starts over at midnight. It has a nice little light if you need to look at it in the dark.What I did not want was a watch the connects to Bluetooth, requires an app, tracks my location on GPS (no thank you) monitors when I sleep or for how long, etc...Because all of that data goes somewhere and doesn't just stay in the watch. ;)So if you are looking for something to track your daily steps and help you to hold yourself accountable, this is a great watch.It should be also noted that it's so light, I don't even feel it. It's very comfortable.And no invasion of privacy.~Blessings