Good simple Pedometer
343822
Simple features , clips onto belt strong. Easy set up. I'm happy
4937375
I bought this pedometer because I work in a warehouse where I walk 8 hours a day so I wanted to see how many miles I was doing. This pedometer is great because it not only tells you your step count but also, miles, calories burned, fat burned, ounces of fat burned, it has a timer, a goal feature, as well as date and time. It does not count when you drive or in a vehicle of any sort with its Tri-axis technology. It is a little bulky under clothes or in the pocket but I got over that. I haven't used the extra clip it came with but I am sure that it works just fine. It is also easy to use and the functions are easy to set up including height, weight, walk and running stride length (a little awkward to measure...you will need a friend for this part).
1733499
I found this easy to read (the display) and easy to set up, reasonably priced, and it works.  It is flexible on how to use it since it senses steps in several planes of motion, just be careful to make sure it's secure and will not fall off a belt or out of a pocket, and set up your average stride length as accurately as you can.

I use it purely to count steps and distance, not sure the calories it displays is accurate at all or not, etc., and I don't need all that.
3913823
There isn't much for me to add that 987 other customer reviews haven't said.  This is a great pedometer.  It accurately counts your steps.  I love the fact I can hook it up to my computer by USB and download my steps for the day.  The software that comes with it shows me in a nice graph how many miles I've walked, how many I've calories burned, and how many fat calories I've burned.  It's also handy for when I go to the gym and I'm doing a more strenuous workout; it will then count the aerobic steps I've done.  I can also set a daily goal within the software of how many steps, aerobic steps, calories I want do or burn.

I would say the only down fall is I wish the clip was little more secure.  It has fallen off of my waist several times.

Although this pedometer is costlier than most pedometers, it's worth the money.
3391885
This pedometer is a really good value.  Relatively easy to set.  Love that it has a clock as well as the typical pedometer features and the opportunity to set a daily steps goal.  Goal progress is displayed visually, and the pedometer beeps when you reach that goal.
1969427
My husband uses this to count laps as he walks around a track. It's low tech, but it works!
1230616
Just received the 4x3 pedometer. I'm not a techie so the programing was a challange at first. The more I got familiar with it the easier it got. I have gone on two long hikes so far on fairly mild terain and it worked well. Small and light weight. I forgot about having it in my pocket for a while. I like the auto 0 every night and calories burned. There are many more uses that i will learn soon. Middle price range but worth more, as long as it lasts for a year or so.
2076455
This pedometer works great.  Its easy to use and easy to set up.  Steps appear pretty accurate.  Would purchase another if needed.
4167625
I've always liked my pedometers simple to program and operate so when a fellow passenger on a cruise-ship suggested this and showed me how he kept it in his pocket, I was excited. He was a long-distance walker (sometimes up to 12 miles on port days) and swore to its accuracy.
The other thing I wanted was a gadget with an easily changed battery (and a battery that you can easily buy, such as in a drugstore) and this certainly fits the bill. It even comes with an extra battery.

My order was fulfilled quickly and accurately and I've been enjoying it ever since I started using it. The only thing I wasn't certain about was how to calculate my stride: does one count the ten steps from the toe of the starter foot or should it be from the heel? But the product is just what I had hoped for, so I'm happy.
156042
So far this pedometer has proven to be accurate and works well for my needs.  I have used pedometers that clip on the waistline of clothing and have lost two of them.  This one is securely tied in place.
198126
I had been just using a standard pedometer, then logging my steps in a spreadsheet.  I then got the Fitbit Ultra, which connects via bluetooth.  I had also been logging my weight manually, but the Aria is great in that it automates that process via Wifi, and then can log weight at different times of day for ongoing comparision.
4402625
The pedometer was very intuitive to use.  I ordered it for my 75 year old grandparents.  We watched an online video together that helped us set it up and showed them all of the features.  They are using it daily to achieve their fitness goals.
787359
After looking at many different pedometer reviews, I chose this one and am glad I did. It is super easy to use, has a very accurate step count, stays clipped on my pants fairly well, and is the perfect size.
88693
I have owned several pedometers, but this one seems to be the one I will stick with. Setup was very easy; CSX even emailed me PDF quick-start directions to make sure the process went well. I like the easy to read display as well.
3319311
I bought two of these as my wife and I are in a month-long walking competition at work.  It does a good job of counting steps, which is what I bought it for.  I have been using it for 2-1/2 weeks and it has reset twice in that time.  The reset button is recessed and very small, so there is little chance of inadvertently causing a reset.  Other than that issue, I have been pleased.

It took a bit of testing to find the right way to set this up.  The unit defaults to a stride length of 20 inches.  According to the instructions, the user should measure their stride and set the pedometer accordingly.  My stride is about 31", so I set it to 31".  This gives a very low step count.  I recommend using the default stride length or at least leaving it in the low 20" range.  Keeping the pedometer in my pants pocket works well except when I exercise.  I use a ProForm elliptical and try to get 4-5000 steps in a workout.  I know the elliptical is accurate.  If I keep the pedometer in my shorts pocket, it will consistently record my steps about 1000 less than my elliptical shows.  If I use the strap and wear it around my neck, it counts very close to what the elliptical does.  I have not used the calorie counter, so I can't attest to its accuracy.

For less than $20, it does the job.  I would recommend it if price is a consideration.
2951222
I like the size of this pedometer. The belt clip seems a lot more sturdy than another pedometer I have had... The display sleeps when inactive, but comes live every time it detects steps, which is good for now. I am not sure if that has an impact on the battery life in the long run. I have only had it for a couple of months.
2417368
Simple, accurate, comfortable. People should understand the limits of a pedometer before they buy one (whether this, or an expensive fitbit that does virtually the same thing). Nothing to recharge, plug in, or connect to Bluetooth. I love it and wish I could buy bands in different colors to swap them out.