Pedometer Watch for Walking for Senior No App Required with Steps Calories Counter and LCD Large Numbers

Love that this is NOT a smart watch. It has just what I need, it arrived promptly and in great condition. It is super easy to set up. It has a push button release to open the band so you don't worry about breaking a nail :) The band also adjusts easily. I just set it up so we'll see how it holds up after wearing it for some time. So far, it seems well made and the display is nice and big for my senior eyes without needing to put on my reading glasses.

Time, day, and steps. No need for phone set up. Accurate. Comfy to wear, and attractive. I love it!

Worked as it should for pedometer contest

Purchased this watch in October of 2024. Battery died in July 2025. Pros: Fairly accurate step counting. I found it fairly easy to use. Did not require an app. Just a simple watch with a pedometer and timer feature.Cons: Battery died 10 months after purchase. Battery is very difficult to replace, require removal of very tiny screws to access battery. As a senior, my eyesight is not as good as it used to be, so I just decided no replace the battery and find another watch. Would I buy this watch again? No.

I am very happy with the purchase of this watch, it is expensive ,it has large ,easily readable letters and numbers, and a very accurate pedometer.I’ve had this watch for approximately six months with no complaints whatsoever.It is ideal if you are older and become frustrated with the smart watches that millennials seem to migrate to. This watch does not have to be charged, it has the old-fashioned battery in it, which I love. I have had the smart watches- only to not charge them for a day or two and then find that you have to reset everything, locate the manual, it’s just a big hassle for no reason at all.Give me the old fashion battery, large letters, an accurate pedometer and I’m a happy man!

I’m satisfied with the watch and the fit. The pedometer is not accurate and I wouldn’t recommend it’s use as a step counter. It is always low in comparison to two other counters I use regularly. The watch is still worth the price for normal use for time date etc.

Really like this watch. I got it to track my steps and prefer the old school way of doing it, just looking down at my watch to see where I'm at. It's been helpful in getting me motivated to sneak some more steps in as the day goes on. What I really love is I forgot to take it off on a recent trip where we went snorkeling. I looked to see my wrist underwater with the watch on and it was still working! No issues since. I like the sportiness in terms of how it looks. Overall very happy with this purchase!

As a senior, I did not want to invest several hundred dollars in a fitness watch, fearing that my quest would turn out to be just another fitness whim. But I have persevered, and I am happy with this very affordable watch/pedometer. It is large enough to read the numbers without having to find my glasses, too. My only complaint is that it seems to be set on California time and I live in Chicago. Can't find any instructions on how to fix that. Anyone have any ideas?