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

I decided it was time to start counting the number of steps/miles I've walked in a day - both at home and nearby. I didn't want anything too fancy, too bulky, or too expensive, and this little pedometer fits the bill perfectly. While I have to admit that it took me a bit of tinkering to find a comfortable pedometer length, entering this number and my weight was fairly easy: but the instructions are clear, and it's also easy to change any numbers entered if needed . Ultimately, if I would buy it

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…

This is a very good pedometer. It has a functional sensitivity adjustment with locks that prevent it from changing after installation. very positive and always prevents the PE326 from accidentally opening on your waist (it doesn't count steps when open). If you want to read it, the display is arranged so the numbers are big enough and far enough apart for older eyes to see without glasses. It's backlit so you can read it when the lighting isn't ideal. The reset button is far from other…