📱 Black Pedusa PE-771 Tri-Axis Multi-Function Pocket Pedometer with Holster/Belt Clip Review

I bought an inexpensive smartwatch that counts steps, heart rate and sleep patterns. He did a few other things too. But I really only used it as a pedometer. It wasn't great in the sun as it was barely readable and had to be charged every night. It took about a year and then I settled on a basic pedometer. For the money this one is great. It's easy to program and uses inexpensive, replaceable batteries. It's also very accurate. Smartwatches are great when you need all the bells and whistles…

I bought several of these for myself and my family. I wear mine on the waistband or the waistband of my shorts from morning to night. It is small and does not interfere with carrying. Your battery lasted just over a year, so that's good. Features a seven-day step log that you can scroll through to see your week's effort. To be honest I don't care about the calorie function as I'm working on increasing my steps. A. It has an accurate clock function. I don't wear a watch anymore, I just take it…

The product seems solid and mostly easy to set up as it looks like other electronics with a few buttons that you have to follow step by step to set it up. high. My lower score is mostly due to accuracy. I'm basically talking about steps in this case. I counted my steps and then looked at the screen, unfortunately not always the same number. I also noticed that when I removed the pedometer from my belt, it "added" an additional step or two even though I was standing still. So I'm assuming…

I've been a Revain customer for almost 20 years (back then they only sold books) and this is the first review I've ever written as I feel the need to tell others about it inform of a fatal error with this product. This stupid pedometer registers steps in the car! I keep it in my purse all night and then take it out when I go out, so in the morning it should only register the 20 or so steps between my front door and the car. However, yesterday I stopped on my way to work and found that it had…