Does this one count calories also?
1655057
It doesn't count your intake of calories, but with the right app it will track how many calories you are burning during physical activity.
440858
It will count the steps and base the calories, etc on steps, but whether it counts it as workout minutes depends on whether you move for 10 minutes straight without stopping. I have yet to have it pick up any of my workouts as "workout minutes/calories" because I do not move constantly when I am working out. I will admit that I am rather disappointed with this particular feature. I workout at the gym for an hour 2-3 times per week but because of knee issues, I use machines, so there are breaks between the exercises. Thus, my workouts never get recorded as such.
1211735
This ped does measure distance & calorie count, but it also does a bunch of other stuff that I don't need. It also is set up to show the time of day... but that has become wrong, probably due to being shut down for awhile... and now I can't figure out how to reset it to the correct time.
1865829
Heart rate: yes, definitely.Calories: NO. (and I don't really believe the calorie tracking anyway, it depends too much on a individual's metabolism).
1075198
The bottle does not say that there are any calories, but you could submit the question to the maker and I am sure they could tell you. Their email address is: Molecular Research Labs <support@molecularresearchlabs.com>. Hope that helps!
1615358
I think the calorie count is way off. I used it a couple of times in kick boxing cardio class, which is really intense cardio, and it would only show that I burned like 350 calories. I'm sure its much more than that. If counting calories is what you really want I would get the strape that goes around your body instead of the watch. Its supposed to be much more accurate. Hope this helps!
774191
No it doesn't. It has 3 possibilities for activities--steps, miles, and calories. It also will give heart rate by pushing and holding one button. I don't know how it calculates calories.
1985753
Yes, it has a timer along with calories burned and heart rate all on one screen.
928655
You do realize this is 100 calories per tablespoon, right? If I were trying to lose weight that extra 100 calories would not be welcome! It has the same calories as butter.
445656
I'm not aware that it will track calories burned, however, it is a great heart rate watch.
1959780
It only works if you have your heart strap on, but you would push the bottom button on the right side of the watch. Continue to push the button until you see calories counted. It may take about 3 pushes of the button to get to it.
2195102
I think that is how it actually measures calories loss is by heart rate, but since it downloads the data, it doesn't show you anything real time. The Bluetooth version might, but I'm not sure. Its an awesome unit ... love it.
1947933
Mine did not, my seller sells the original unit as an optional extra. The unit counts calories used, distance covered and elapsed time.
567811
I don't know the calorie count, but you could probably contact the company www.cetdental.com and they may be able to answer your question
2265919
Calories yes! But the heart rate you need an ANT or Bluetooth HR monitor in addition to this device. I have to advise in good conscience that I returned this device TWICE after weeks of trying to make it work. The issue was the wildly off distance and GPS readings, it would under-report by a couple of miles, the motorolla customer support didnt have a clue why its happening. I returned the original one with the hopes the replacement will work but same issues. Its a shame, the device is beautiful.
1541001
yes, i believe the calorie counter does not clear daily all the way or it moves really fast and is not accurate..... but i have enjoyed the count of the steps i take daily and keeping up the daily miles i take....
2281151
Yes, and if something sounds too good to be true, then its probably false. The only calorie monitors that truly indicate an accurate measure of work are called ergometers. Those instruments are found only on fitness machines (usually stationary bikes) costing at least $2000. The reason why meaninglessly inaccurate "calorie monitors" abound is because customers still demand them. If a brand offers a "calorie monitor" on a $40 fitness machine then its competitors are forced to offer one too. They always give highly overestimated readouts, which makes the machine look (deceivingly) super effective for fitness. I never pay attention to "calories". I always set the consoles of my fitness equipment to instead display either time or cycle rate.