Walking Style IV Pedometer - White

I’ve been searching for a small pedometer which is accurate and this is perfect! You honestly get what you pay for. Some have said instructions are complicated but I found them pretty simple and I set mine up quite quickly. One thing I’ll mention is that, this pedometer asks you to measure your stride. Not many counters do this and that’s why this is so accurate. Measure your stride properly and you will get good results. As soon as I stop the counter stops, and when I start walking it takes about 4-5 seconds for it to start counting again BUT it still counts those steps you walked at the start of those 1-4 secs if that makes sense. It’s so tiny too so fits nicely in my pocket. I only got this a few days ago so I’m hoping the battery lasts long!

I've used this Omron for several decades. It provides normal (total) steps and aerobic steps. Note that during normal day-to-day activity, there is a big difference between a wrist based tracker band (between ⅓ & ½); this is because you move your arm far more than your legs/hips. When, however, you exercise, walk, train etc, the the step values converge. This leads me to the conclusion that this Omron gives me a more realistic assessment of my daily activity than my wrist-based tracker band (the wonderful Garmin). As an experiment, I wore my Garmin on my ankle for a few days, which I discontinued due to that being a vulnerable place to wear it. The result showed that the Omron and the the Garmin gave very similar step values. I am impressed!! Recommended :)

This step counter is very simple and doesn't require an app or internet connection. At the start you input a few pieces of basic data about yourself, e.g. height, weight, sride length, and away you go. The device isn't complex, it simply tells you how many steps you've taken, how many of those are 'aerobic', the distance you have walked and an estimate of the calories you have burned in doing so. It re-sets at midnight and you can look back at several days' worth of data. If you want a simple, easy-to-use step counter with no bells and whistles from a well-known manufacturer this is a great option. The only downside is it's pretty expensive as step counter go, especially for such a simple device, and so I have deducted a star for that reason.

We already had a blue one and we actually purchased a black one, not a white one. The Omron pedometer is easy to set up and simple to use. Our only niggle is that the instructions on what to do to reset the unit after changing the battery could be clearer. It actually fits quite snuggly in the little inner pocket that we all have in our denim jeans. We wanted a pedometer that was not built into a watch as we did not want to replace our watches.

It was easy to carry around and told me my step count for the last 7 days but it just stopped working after a year. The display was still showing and my last week's step count but it just stopped doing any more. Very disappointing but I will try another one and see how it goes.

I got this to record daily exercise. I bought it because it is Omron who make a lot of kit for hospitals and I already have a number of their products which are good. This arrived quickly and was easy to set up with time, weight, height and stride length. Getting the stride length right, on pedometers, is always difficult, so I set mine approximately and then downloaded an App which measures distance by GPS which I used to gradually make adjustments until the distance was reasonably reliable. The actual distance on these items is always a bit hit and miss since one rarely does a uniform stride length, that said, I now have it showing within 0.1 of a mile against the GPS tracker over 3 to 5 miles. This item is easy to use and read. It resets at midnight and works automatically; you can also set it for an individual walk. It comes with a nice sturdy clip and strap so you can clip it to your pocket and leave inside. If you are looking for a pedometer you could do a lot worse. It is not the cheapest but you get what you pay for and I would definitely recommend this item.

I had such high hopes for this product as it is on the list recommended by the NHS, however it is a big disappointment. First, it does not measure all my steps: my mobile phone, that I don't carry at all times, measured more. I did a count on three days and the step counter measred less than half the steps taken. Secondly, it's supposed to have come with a long strap to be able to carry the item around a neck and it came with a wrist strap only.

Make no mistake, this is a quality product, which I have had for a few weeks now (it cost around £23 when I bought it). I’ve had cheaper pedometers before, but they never seemed to last, and to keep on replacing like for like is a false economy. I’ve had mental health issues and have mainly been in a bit of a rut for the last few years, and my physical health has suffered too. As soon as I saw this particular make and model on here, and read the mainly positive reviews, I decided to take a chance, and a few weeks on, I’m so glad that I did. It’s fairly straightforward to set up, then just slip it in your pocket or preferred option and you’re good to go. I’m writing this review off the back of setting a new personal best (almost 13,000 steps in 1 hour 44 minutes), and look forward to clocking up plenty more miles/kilometres with this little beauty. Omron are a leading UK maker of healthcare equipment, and the build quality of this pedometer certainly does not detract from their reputation.

J'ai le mien depuis plusieurs années. Produit solide et facile d'utilisation. Je l'ai fait tomber plusieurs fois et même passé une fois à la machine à laver par erreur, et ca fonctionne encore. L'appareil compte les pas de façon très précise. J'ai fait plusieurs tests en comptant moi même les pas pour comparer et j'en suis très satisfaite.

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Yet to be used but a good reliable brand. We use their blood pressure gauge.

Very happy with the pedometer. Clip it on your trousers, and off you go!

Sehr gut! Ich habe die Rezensionen gelesen und war mir sehr unsicher, habe trotzdem gekauft. Ich konnte alles gut einstellen, habe in der Wohnung ausprobiert (bei 20 oder 50 Schritten zählte genau), kann sein, dass zwischendurch im Laufe des Tages 1-2 Schritte nicht gezählt werden, das ist mir aber egal. Da ich ihn aber schon 3 Jahre habe, kann ich nur empfählen - ist sehr gut für täglichen Bedarf, glaubwürdig und absolut ausreichend, Die erste Batterie hielt länger als 1,5 Jahre, Austausch ganz einfach. Ich habe nie die Befestigungsklammer benutzt, ich mag die Befestigung am Gürtel nicht. Auch nicht am Hals hängend - trage immer in der Hosentasche. Ich habe nur vergleich mit dem Schrittzähler von WeightWatchersf.