3DFitBud Simple Step Counter Walking 3D Pedometer with Clip and Lanyard, A420S

It's simple to use and seems accurate. I bought myself one and bought another two for my parents, as it's especially suited for older people, with a larger screen and one-button re-set.

Works perfectly but if you pay a little bit more you can get a smart watch with multitask activity and health tracker

Quite simply easy to use and read - what more do you want. Put it to work out of the wrapper.

I like the simplicity of this product. Tracks only steps and can be hooked on to clothes. Helps avoid radiation from wearing fitbit watches on hands

Preciso, comodo de usar. Muy util si quieres contar tus pasos diarios

I have used standard (pendulum) belt-clip pedometers for years, but the one problem they all had was that the plastic belt clip eventually broke. This replacement is great because it goes in my pocket, there's no clip to break, and I can't lose it.It's convenient and accurate.My only issue is that on 2 occasions I took it out of my pocket to read it and it was blank - not sleeping as the only cure was to hold the reset button and lose the count to that point. But even with that it's so much better than my old ones. I just hope the battery lasts.UPDATE-After the company saw this review, they contacted me and immediately sent a replacement. That unit has been working flawlessly for the last 2 weeks. They followed up periodically to make sure everything was OK. I was totally impressed by their proactive customer service and would not hesitate to deal with them again.UPDATE #2I purchased a 3dFitBud in March 2019. It was great for a while, but one day I took it out of my pocket and it was blankand would not wake up until I reset it, thus losing my step counts for that day.It happened again a week or two later, so 3DActive sent me a replacement. That one did the same thing, as well as a second eplacement.My wife reminded me I had bought her one almost two years earlier, in July of 2017, and she no longer was using it,so for the last 2-1/2 months I've been carrying them both and recording the counts.The results are interesting. Some days they are very close, some days not, but on an overall basis over the 2-1/2 months they agree to within less than 1/2 percent.BUT: during that time, the 2019 model has failed 5 times, losing my count each time; the 2017 model has not failed yet.Sometimes the failure is such that I have to reset it, other times when I take it out of my pocket it is showing a very low count compared to what it should be -evidence to me that it failed and then eventually re-started counting.So I'm somewhat convinced that there is a software bug in the newer model. Evidently 3DActive doesn't believe that, because their only remedy is to send current replacements.I really like the pedometer and the fact that it works in any orientation and is pretty accurate, but it's frustrating to rely on it and then discover the day's counts were lost. I wish they would find and fix the software bug so I could buy another one with confidence.

gives out good readings