how many steps does it counts?
1839089
Over 10 000 steos for sure. I've only gone past 10 000 once...so that what I know.And Then at Midnight it resets to zero.
1839090
it counts steps in two ways. it counts aerobic steps, which is walking at least 10 minutes without stopping, and then it counts the total steps that you walk as long as you are wearing it. it clears your numbers every 24 hours and sets itself back to zero, except for the time.
1839091
I suspect that it goes at least to 99,999 but the furthest I have ever walked in one day, according to the Omron pedometer's count, was just over 40,000. I have several days per year that it counts between 30,000 and 40,000 steps for me.
966445
Yes, if you mean real physical steps and you keep going and not take over four seconds per step. However, if your using a stair climber and your not constant stride even a second between steps then no it won't count.
1950861
no I'm retired and I just want to keep walking at least 10000 steps a day it just counts the steps I had one before that lasted about 7 years even after I put it in the washer a few times and dropped it several times it upheld it all I was lost when it finally quit on me now I have the same exact one and very happy with it. It only counts steps
2232597
My hisband uses this--it does NOT count steps, but you can use it for walking
1550405
Rather well. There is 8 levels, I've only went up to 6, and at that I had to put in a lot of effort. I would have liked a few more steps in between each level, but after the others I've had which never had enough resistance to make me work at it, this is a good improvement.
907379
It depends on your height and length of stride, but the internet gives approximates. For me, at about 5'3", it's about 2500 steps. I don't worry about how many miles I walk, only if I can gradually add more steps to my daily routine.
1792762
Mine counts every step I take. Sometimes I walk slowly, sometimes a little faster, and then other times I speed up and get the walking done as fast as I can. Counts every step. I know because sometimes I count as I walk and stop to check to see if it's still counting.
51547
All steps of any kind are counted as steps. Aerobic steps only counts vigorous activity. I've never checked to see how many mph on the tread mill I would have to walk to count as aerobic activity. The manufacturer could likely answer that question.
271195
The 320 was just an example. If you are shorter, your step length will be as well. Place a marker and then walk 10 steps from there with your normal stride. Mark again. Now measure the length. Calculate the stride length by dividing the total distance by 10. Yes it was very confusing to set up, to say the least. Hope this helps.
1227654
Step on, read the number, step off. Write it down if you need to track it. Math is good. It's a nice scale, though. It would be nice if it sent email to your smartphone but it doesn't. :0
1930686
I wear my digiwalker everyday all day to get the full benefits of a pedometer. Aiming for 10,000 steps daily. Hope this has been helpful to you.
1525594
It certainly hasn't for me. In the past I've used pedometers and been highly annoyed that I accumulated hundreds of steps simply sitting down and watching TV. This one seems as accurate as I've ever seen. You may get a few steps registered while driving, but not many at all.
759464
Not sure..I stepped up to 40 mins so far. There is a auto timer that you push when you start and it measures your steps and how long you've stepped.
1151150
No more than 5 (small) steps. I bought the set for a 4 year old and it is completely appropriate for that age.
2103051
Mine does count steps.. isn't that what a pedometer does. ? Haha or at least I assumed that was my steps it's counting ! lol.. I basically needed the watch for the heart rate monitor. Really all I can comment on is how accurate and good it is for that! :)
2235712
An interesting question. I have found that walking on my treadmill yields (for me) 2200 steps/mile, while walking on a known length paved urban trail yields 1900 steps/mile; probably because my steps on the treadmill are shorter and therefore faster. I calibrate my pedometer every couple of months by walking a fixed-length trail, at a walking speed I normally use each day, then use that calibration to determine each day's (and each month's average) mileage.
678492
No, the flex does not show the actual number (although the the fitbit Force does). The Flex just shows dots as a percentage of your daily goal. I am okay with it because if I want to know the exact number of steps I simply sync with my phone.