🚶 Efficient iGANK Simple Walking Pedometer 3D Step Counter: Ideal for Men, Women, and Kids Review

Numbers are jumping around, not sure if they are 100 percent accurate but my biggest complaint is that I bought it on July 12th and it is now September 12th and it doesn't work. It stopped a week ago. The screen started flickering. I invested $12 and don't risk spending more money to buy another battery which is not a problem. Very disappointed.

No frills, it just counts steps and does it accurately. I love that I can clip it to my belt loop or put it in my pocket. I even clipped it to my bra strap when I didn't have a belt loop or pocket. You can also lace it up, but it's loose and a bit bulky, so I wouldn't recommend this design if that's how you plan to wear it. Resetting is easy, but not so easy that it can be accidentally reset, which was an issue with my last pedometer. From time to time it freezes for a few seconds but then…

only been using it for a few weeks but a few things stand out. The carabiner clip is not prone to being knocked off like the belt clip pedometers I've had. The flush reset button on the back isn't prone to accidental resets like the raised front panel reset on other devices I've had. You also need to hold them down for about 3 seconds to get the reset. The pedometer doesn't sympathize with my wandering around the house (name those steps?), but outside, whether walking or working, it seems…

It's just a pedometer, no midnight reset, no clock, no mobile app. only count steps. It does a good job and I'll compare it to two other pedometers and let you decide if it's right for you. I have 3 devices, this pedometer, Original Fitbit (put in my pocket and installed with non-dominant hand) and Garmin vivo2. First, I carried Fitbit and Garmin in my pocket, and the pedometer was on a belt loop. I got the pedometer at the end of the first day and it was about 500 steps behind the Fitbit (the…