🏃 Ozeri 4x3sport Tri-Mode Activity Tracker: Walk, Run & Stair Climb with Multi-Axis Detection & 30 Day Memory Review

I'm so tired of buying things that have really good reviews but you get this anyway and it's nothing but a piece of crap. And this damn poor meter. This is just another example of what the heck people think when they leave a good review that they need to hire people to leave good reviews in order to sell their product or else people who actually buy them will find out that they don't buy it. work funny funny spend money on shit

I hate to scold something but as a pedometer it is useless. I counted 2000 steps (at 100), this so called pedometer counted 2796. The error is 39.8%. This is totally unacceptable. In an effort to be honest and objective I tried to use this again today. Using the same method, I counted 3000 steps. The pedometer counted 3930 steps. This time the error is 31 percent. I'm sticking with my Don't Buy This title.

Now I rate 0 out of 4 on the pedometer that lasts longer than a month. This is my fourth return in six weeks. (Fitbit Zip was one of the setbacks.) Ozeri held the record for bounce rate. It failed about two minutes after being taken out of the box. After pulling the battery tab out, I began the setup process. Literally after a few steps, the screen began to respond, numerical "widgets" flew across the screen. I left it on all night and this morning it was dead. I'm starting to think this whole…

I bought this for 3 reasons: 1) 30 day record - it might have a 30 day record but you can't see it. Edit - you can see it ok but you have to own it for 30 days and get the data. if it has no data, it doesn't display anything. Other reviews made me rush with this impression. 2) Stair climbing tracking - which I think so, but it won't track your steps and ascent, which is what I wanted. If you want to climb stairs, you need to reset your stride, then each step counts as stairs even if you are on…

Bought for my marathon training a few months later. I had several tracking apps on my phone, but I got very frustrated when the app crashed after I ran or walked half the way. This is a great device. Very easy to set up. Battery operated so you don't have to constantly "recharge". I just clip it to my pocket and wear it most of the day. It records steps, kilometers, minutes, etc. whenever you move. At first I only used it for sports, but now I realize that even with normal everyday walking I…

Have been using for over two months now. Works perfectly! It seems very accurate, much better than my old pedometer. I wear it every day, clipped to my bag if I have one, otherwise I clip it to the waistband of my clothes. I found using the included short lanyard clip helped as the clip slips off easily on the holder. The clip on the lanyard holds tight. This little device encouraged me to move more. The 30-day verification worked without any problems. In the past, I not only counted steps, but

I did not purchase the device I have from Revain. But I can say that I am very satisfied with my device. It limits the tracking of my steps from April 18, 2016, which is more than 30 days. I like the different modes that appear at the touch of a button. Because of the benefits of using this daily pedometer, I bought a Revain device for a friend that I will be gifting to her very soon. I hope she will use this device to become more active. I gifted my daughter a device I bought at the clinic and

For me the most important thing is that it is accurate. I've tested it several times, counting 100 or 200 steps while walking, and it's always been either right on the nose or no more than 1 or 2, which I attribute to a possible change in my step at the end of the count in an accident. BTW, I feel the accuracy is slightly better when wearing it on my belt than when I wear it on my shirt pocket, although the instructions seemed to say you can carry it anywhere. However, I haven't tested this yet