Men's Pedometer Watch with Stainless Steel Bracelet,Step Counter Watch No App, No Charging Needed for Ourdoor Walking, Calorie, Distance, Alarm, Countdown Timer Watch TU-2306B TIMEURE

Bought this watch for my husband. He loves it. Now he doesn’t have to carry his phone on his daily walk. He tried a wrist pedometer and that didn’t last long. So I’m thinking I might buy one for me too. Easy to use and set up. Just follow directions enclosed. Failed to do that at first and tried to follow a YouTube video. Don’t waste your time. Just follow the steps in the directions.

Like others, I too was interested in a pedometer to see just how many steps I'm getting in a day - or at least to get a general idea. The watch comes with protective film over the face and plastic sleeves over the entire band. Nice. The watch comes in "SHIP" mode, which apparently saves battery life. The included instructions are very clear, intuitive, and you should have zero issue getting your time set quickly as well as familiarizing yourself with watch's functions, four buttons, and what they do. From what I can tell, the watch appears to want to "count" your steps based on the swinging of your hand/arm as you walk. I believe that, to maximize your step accuracy, you DON'T look at the watch while you walk as it doesn't appear to register the walking/step motion. I could be wrong. I took a walk down my driveway and counted 60 steps. The pedometer on the watch showed 63 steps, so in actuality, the pedometer is pretty darned accurate! The band adjusted very easily to my wrist without pinching or binding. I have a medium wrist on the smaller side and have historically had issues with watch bands requiring a good bit of adjustment to make them smaller. Not this one. I really like the size of the face and overall watch itself as well - not too big, not too small. I did not find this watch to be noticeably heavy. The "crystal" certainly appears to be real glass. The light is an understated blue/green color that you won't be able to notice in the light. The wild card is clearly how accurate the pedometer is, and I expect most everyone will experience differences as far as their perceived accuracy depending on how they walk. Don't let that deter you. This is a stylish watch for the money that boasts good accuracy on its pedometer. I'm comfortable recommending it with 4 stars.

This is for those who just want the basics with no fuss. It was easy to setup but read the instructions first. The instruction sheet it very clear and the print is legible. The fit is easy to adjust but again…. Read the instructions first. Seems to be accurate and it is sturdy with large display.

Great watch. Accurate pedometer.

Was on vacation and wanted to see the amount of walking we did. Matched it with two other people with step counters and it was off by an average of 3,000 steps. Vacation lasted past return time but at least it tells time that's why it's at least a two

This is a comfortable, accurate watch for telling time, counting steps, and timing activities. It’s so light I forgot I had it on, which I consider a plus.My biggest issue is the controls. You have to remember which buttons to hold down and for how long, which isn’t always intuitive. I’ll get used to it, but it could’ve been simpler. It does what I need, and I’m glad to have it—just not quite a five-star experience.

This is a beautiful pedometer watch with lots of functions at a great price! It arrived securely packed and protected in a nice little factory-sealed white box. The instructions were easy to understand and the watch was simple to set up. The dark charcoal-colored metal watch body and band look expensive and are very well-made. The digital display on the watch face lights up very nicely with the touch of a button and is easy to read. The watch feels nice and solid on my wrist with some weight to it but it's not too heavy. The steel band is easy to adjust and stays securely in place for an accurate step count. And all the watch functions are easy to access and use. The watch arrives in "ship" mode to save power and buttons S1 and S3 must be pressed together and held for 2 seconds to activate the watch for use. Once activated the watch cannot be deactivated unless you remove the battery. Functions include a calendar with automatic week adjustment until December 31 2099, 12/24 hour settings, step count, calories burned, miles or kilometers walked, alarm, hourly chime, stopwatch and countdown timer. One feature I really like is that the number of steps walked automatically resets to zero every night at 12:00 am. You can also reset the steps back to zero manually at any time by pressing and holding the S1 button for 5 seconds. The step counting function of the watch seems to be pretty accurate although it can be fooled by too much arm movement. The key to getting an accurate step count is to wear the watch very securely strapped to the wrist of your non-dominant arm and to walk at a steady even pace without too much stopping, but this is true of every pedometer I have ever used. Overall, I am very pleased with the quality and function of this pedometer watch and would definitely purchase it again. (5-STARS)

The steps are not even accurate compared to my phone, which I’ve had on me the whole time. It’s about a 1,000 step difference. I do like the look and feel to the watch, but the steps are off.