308 Snapshot Pedometer- Designed Compact And Pocket-size to Count Steps Taken and Track Time Spent Moving Each Day

Good price, Simple, Robust, Accurate enough, Small enough to keep in pocket and big enough to read screen.It will work when GPS signal is not available. I like it.

Pedometer is as described - item was shipped promptly, was well packaged and works as it should. I would reccomend this product without reservation.

I also bought a Fitbit and I think I get just as much info from the sportline to help push me in my healthy lifestye choice. It tracks, steps, calories, time, distane, and pace. Very easy to read and use. I tuck it inside my bra in the morning and go. I use a webpage called My Fitness Pal to help lose weight. The Fitbit logs there automatically but with the $100 price tag the Sportline does a great job for a lot less.

I very much like this little pedometer. It is a true pocket pedometer without a clip to make it more bulky. It is small and yet readable to even old well used eyes like mine. It seems to be quite accurate in all the figures.But I have two dislikes.1. It does not keep track of daily steps2. It has no pause so you log steps while driving or riding in a car. I drove 1.4 miles two ways and it logged 49 steps. Coming home, I kept in in my hand, not on the seat on in my pocket and it still logged steps.So, if you want a pedometer that offers those things, you need to look elsewhere. Otherwise, I can recommend this unit, especially if using it for a dedicated walk or run.UPDATE:I bought this January 13th. It is now April 4 and here's what happened today. And, I can't return it. I had over 700 steps on it when I'd been up about twenty minutes. I just looked at it (it's about 2pm) and now I have some 400 steps. I have no idea what happened. I wear it as I usually do. It's been keeping good records until today. Now it's pretty useless to me except to tell me how fast I'm walking. So I have taken all but one star off my review due to that.

Was working until screen partially went blank or just the battery was weak. Possibly a shock absorbance issue.

Great idea, but too small to read for my old eyes. A neat idea for walkers and bikers, but I wish it were a little larger in size.

I am amazed at the ease of use. I have been reading other reviews so was truly happy at the simplicity of the solution to the need for upright placement when there was no clip to hold it. First, I have some small but fat and strong rubber bands and a leash. I placed the rubber band around the top of the pedometer. Slipped the slender cord on the bottom of the leash under the rubber band. The leash has a clamp on the other end,which I clamped onto my shorts waist band. The length was perfect to allow the pedometer to hang upright in my pocket. If the leash is too long tie some knots in the ribbon.I have not setup the pedometer but have read some of the instructions. The need to set the stride etc. does not seem difficult. will do that tomorrow.

I had one of these pedometers for a long time. I decided to order a new one because it went really light and I couldn't get the battery cover off. When I got it I couldn't get it to work at all, so I put the battery in my old one when I finally got the cover off. Now I'm set to go.