Best 3D Pedometer for Walking with Strap & Clip, Accurate Step Counter, Distance (Km & Miles), Calorie Counter, 30 Days Memory, White. Bonus: Free eBook, 365 Days Warranty

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.

I had a smaller pedometer which I lost, this one works well. Bigger than I like and not intuitive. Very accurate.

I love this item, it helps me keep up with my 10,000 steps per day! It does everything that it said it would do and everything that I need it to do. Also, the instructions were so easy; I learned everything in like 5 mins. I have lost 4 lbs in 1 week (I'm not a professional trainer or anything so 4 lbs in one week may be minimum loss I don't know) I just know that I FEEL GREAT! My legs look so much better in just one week! Oh and the photo is how many steps were counted (5,817) after doing Shaun T Insanity for about 35 mins (Max Cardio & and a Cooldown).. that was 190 calories burned.. AWESOME!

I am sure the product is fine, but I just can't figure out how to use it.Will play with it some more.

It is very nice, works well on counting steps, mies. Easy to read and easy to carry. I Love it so much, I ordered one for my husband. He likes it very much too. This is almost identical as the other 2 products in Amazon, Fitdom and 3DTrisport, but lower price.

I was unable to program this unit. Tried multiple times with instructions that were enclosed. Either I received a bad unit or this device is not worth money I paid for it. Sending it back

I love this pedometer. It is the best one I have ever purchased. The numbers are easy to read, even without my glasses. I like that yesterday's steps is available. The total steps is really great to see adding up. I haven't yet utilized the calories yet but I am definitely using this product. Also, the actual clip really works. I (knock on wood) have not have one incident of the clip dislodging and dropping the pedometer to the ground! Really great feature as I had to buy a new one when the last one fell into the toilet!

I've only used it a few days, but so far, so good. My first impression was that the device is larger than I expected (and larger than a couple of cheap pedometers I've had in the past), although it's not big enough to be a problem, and the large numbers & buttons are easy to read. Setting it up required a quick read of the user guide (it came with a typical small paper guide, but I Googled for and found a PDF version online).I'm comparing it against my Apple Watch (I wanted a cheap backup, and I got the Nakosite for a great Black Friday price). So far I find that when I'm just "moving around" and not walking much, it undercounts steps compared to the watch by about 30-35%. But when I specifically took a brisk walk and compared the two just for that segment, it actually reported *more* steps than the watch (the watch number was about 5% less). To me, the actual raw numbers are mostly important relative to each other (on the same device), so as long as the device is consistent with itself, it's OK. Then I can figure how much I moved more or less than the previous day, or than my average.I haven't worn it with the strap yet because the strap is quite long. I just use the clip on my belt or on the waist of my exercise shorts. At first it seemed the clip would hold it very securely. I have discovered that even after just a few days of using it, the clip seems to be "breaking in" and the grip it has on the pedometer is a bit less tight than at the beginning (still pretty secure, but it slides out more easily than on day 1), so the strap may well come in handy.