TESEAS Handy Counter Click Manual Digital clicker Stitch Tally Counters Finger Mechanical Palm Handheld Pitch 5-Digit Electronic Display Click Counter Number Count for Row, People, Golf Lap

Love this. I have a few and this one is my favorite

I needed a step counter while walking for exercise and this works nicely. It's easy to use and works well for any kind of repetitive counting. I'm happy!

Nice little digital counter. Took a little while to get use to the digital feature after using a mechanical counter previously. I think this digital counter will prove to be more durable than the mechanical counter it replaced!

I bought this for lap counting in the pool. No technically it is not waterproof. But it is so much cheaper than the legit lap counters. So even if it dies because it gets wet it is still a good deal. It works great for me. The button to press is very easy to use while I'm in the pool. It doesn't appear to have an on-off button. It does appear that I can replace the battery. But we'll just see how that goes. But right now I'm very happy with it

Love this counter. Super easy to use. Only issue I have is that it is completely round and can’t just set it down and see the face of it.

Pretty useful for my job as an RBT but one of them broke almost immediately and the other one broke within a matter of months.

The counting button provides a smooth and tactile response with just the right amount of travel, without the repeative audible 'click' of mechanical counters. This ensures reliable counts without missed or accidental double presses (an issue I’ve encountered with simpler membrane button models.) The screen automatically enters a sleep mode after an extended period of inactivity but retains the last count, instantly waking when the count button is pressed again, ready to resume tracking. Below the screen, the reset button is intentionally low profile to prevent accidental presses yet remains easily accessible when needed. Overall, I’m very pleased with these counters and I keep discovering new ways to use them. For example, they're perfect to use during a set of inverted crunches when it's easy to lose track of whether you're on rep 7 or 17 all while hanging upside down. (This is where I'm extra appreciative of the included finger loop.)

They are great for keeping track of laps in the pool or something similar. They are not waterproof and they run on a battery. They are very easy to use and easy to read. I learned the hard way that they do not like the water, but they did dry out and worked. It took a couple of days before I tried them again, but they are still working.