Review on 🏃 Oregon Scientific PE326CA Pedometer - Calorie Counter, 12-hour Digital Clock, HiGlo Backlight, Distance & Calorie Tracker, Step Counter, LCD Screen Display by Brian Wright

When I recently lost my first Oregon pedometer, I really had no idea how many steps I had walked. Of course, as soon as I ordered this new one, another mysteriously appeared in front of our apartment. This Oregon Calorie Stepper doesn't work if you throw it in your bag you have to make sure it's attached to your belt or at least your belt. It makes a faint clicking sound when you walk, but your brain will eventually filter out the sound and you won't hear it anymore. What are its characteristics? This pedometer seems to have it all: Calories measurement Total kilometers Steps taken Backlight Body weight - (65-340 lbs) Motion sensitivity switch Reset button Clock Elapsed time Heart rate / + - Changes time and helps with weight entry for calorie counter Min / - Changes time (you need a paperclip to set the time, etc.) For example, today I wrote down: Steps: 8,737 Calories burned: 214 Miles: 2.75 The only thing I don't like about this pedometer is that it's quite difficult to open. You really have to press hard on the lid release button. I think it should be, otherwise the pedometer will pop up when walking. Don't worry about buying batteries to make this pedometer work. It comes with two LR43 1.5V batteries that are easy to replace. The batteries should last a year. I think you will love this pedometer and it will motivate you to try to walk 10,000 steps a day. I actually walked 15,116 steps once, so it's possible to walk more than the recommended 10,000 steps if you really want to push yourself. Rebecca's review