Gzvxuny 3D Pedometer with Clip and Strap, Simple Walking Step Counter, USB Rechargeable Pedometer, Daily Target Monitor, Track Steps, Exercise Time

This is just what I needed to help me increase my steps. Easy to use as it clips on a belt or waist band very securely with the option of wearing it around your neck

I'm not a fan of all these fitness trackers and stuff that tracks sleep patterns and miles calories etc...I just wanted something simple that counts steps that's it no bells or whistles and this is exactly what I get with this.It's simple to use just clip it on or use the lanyard to putbaround your neck and start walking i have found it good at picking up steps no matter how or where I wear it so I believe it to be really accurate.It has abcase it sits in to clip it onto your clothing. To reset hold thebreset button on the back for about 5bsexonds and it will go back to 0 press reset button quickly and screen will light up blue.To charge just pull cap off the end it stays attached so you can't loose it and it's just a USB connector to chargeBut the battery lasts along time I've been using it about 4/5 days and havnt need to charge it yet.If your looking for simple this is for you.

This is a basic but good and accurate 3D step counter/pedometer. It records steps taken and is accurate even when walking up or down steps. It does not record other data such as distance covered, walking speed, calories consumed etc - a more sophisticated fitness tracker would be needed for this, rather than a step counter.This step counter is a compact size (7.5x3.5x1.5cm) which can either be worn around the neck or inside its cradle then clipped to clothing such as a waistband. After pressing the Reset button, the number of steps appears as 0000 after which it counts steps individually after the first 10 steps which guards against other movements, such as when fitting it to a waistband, being erroneously recorded as steps.Once walking it records steps via a 3D tri-axis sensor which is more accurate than the traditional pendulum mechanism and it is accurate. I tested initially by manually counting 1000 steps on a range of surfaces, ie country lane, crossing a stile, over a field and into woodland then back via some steps. The pedometer recorded 1002 steps which I am more than happy with and the marginal error could easily have occurred while climbing over the stile. I then measured a section of the return walk home, manually counting 1500 steps and the pedometer recorded 1506 steps. It might not be quite 100% accurate but I am more than happy with this performance. Maybe I miscounted myself when starting off or stopping. I've used it on a few walks since and compared it against my FitBit and the recordings over 5000 steps match to within 3-8 steps.I like the fact the pedometer fits securely to clothing and has the additional loop which can be threaded around a belt loop as an additional precaution against loss. Being rechargeable via USB it is economic to use and although it has a clear LCD readout, the blue LED backlight is very effective in dull conditions.£15.99 feels more expensive than other step counters but these tend to be battery powered rather than USB-rechargeable and don't match the build quality of this step counter, hence I feel this offers good value.

The Gzvxuny 3D Pedometer is as it states a simple device for measuring repetitions of an action, no frills here just a basic USB Stick type device which counts actions such as steps or running.The Pedometer was suppled in a small box and contained just the unit itself in a belt clip, with a small leaflet and a lanyard. Charging the unit is simply removing the cap (which has a tie to the main unit so you don’t lose it) and plugging into any USB-A socket. Once charged you can press the rest button on the rear for 10 seconds to zero it if any counting has occurred and you are good to go.This Gzvxuny Pedometer is light and feels a little cheap – the plastic face scratches very easily. It has a single function which is counting steps/paces makes no sounds, only lights up briefly if you press the reset button and as far as I can determine is accurate – certainly more accurate than my watch or phone fitness apps. The reset button should probably have been at the fixed end or the front as it’s inaccessible when the belt clip is in use. Other than that, it’s simple is as simple does – it performs the task for which it was designed.

Yeah, this Pedometer does one thing well, and that’s counting steps, and I like that simplicity. It’s not trying to be something it isn’t. It’s no surprise then, that this pedometer is easy to use, just press the reset button for five seconds, and you’re away. The only snag is that you have to remove the case to do this , but you soon get the hang of it. The pedometer is backlit with a single press of the reset button, and comes with a useful lanyard, and you can also attach it your clothing or belt via the case clip. I like the way that it’s rechargeable, no batteries to have to buy…happy step counting :).