Hearkent Pedometer Watch No Bluetooth Step Counter Watch for Men for Senior

This watch is the exact thing I was looking for. No apps, no nightmares with pairing with your phone to register the watch. Just a watch that tells you what you want to know and remembers the previous days steps. As a watch it has a very clear display and large digits. Good volume alarm and a very effective Electro luminescent light, glowing a bright blue. The strap is hybrid of silicone and the metal clasp usually found on metal strap watches. Fits any size wrist and no need to cut the strap to shorten it. This makes it fit perfectly and makes silicone straps enjoyable. No heat rash and no irritation from poor quality metal.Recommended for those who just want to know the important stuff, the jogger / walker and very useful for those who have poor eyesight. A comfortable pedometer with a winning design.

Fantastic watch, easy to read. don't know about the accuracy of the step counter is but does the job exceedingly well for the price i have been wearing mine for 6 months now and had no issues. The strap is easy to adjust and fits well. Seems tough enough , mine has be bash about a bit and is still working well

Just what I wanted and easy to use

Great watch

good

Worked fine for 2 Weeks. That how long it worked fully before the digits started disappearing. I can no longer see the date and a part of the day name is going too. Packaged like a quality product. Maybe I've been unlucky.

This is a really nice looking device and I was very impressed by how simple it was to set up. Clear as a bell instructions in English. It had nothing I didn't want on it (like what's my heart doing when I'm asleep er, no thanks) and everything I did want. It has also extras it doesn't mention on the Amazon site like countdown and an alarm.The strap is very easily adjusted to a perfect fit for I should think any adult wrist.So at first I was very pleased with my purchase.However there's a caveat I'm afraid. I bought this watch to function as a pedometer that I could wear on my wrist. Sadly after a couple of days I'm afraid to say it simply is not accurate. Climbing the stairs made the readout jump from 67 to over 130. Measured against the tried and tested fit app on my Android phone it was even further out. It sometimes seems to jump too. It is obviously activated by arm movement. If you're holding the handles of a shopping trolley or say walking behind a lawnmower it won't register your steps. For example my phone registered over 2500 steps today whilst I was mowing. This watch would not have recognised those steps because my arms were still.If you want a really nice looking, well made, good quality multi function watch at a reasonable price that gives you an overall estimate of your day to day activity when specifically going for a walk or hike, this will be great for you. But if you want to count your steps over all activities in the day you will need something more sophisticated.

Looking for a new watch with pedometer - this was top of the listing, justifiably.The great selling point was no apps, no Bluetooth - just a standalone watch. Better still, it was set up for date and time already. Instructions for use were beautifully clear and legible - no wonder it is advertised as suitable for the elderly!One of the best things I've bought all year. Perfect.

Every time once a week I have manulay correct the date of the watch this is horrible watch from horrible seller don't trust this company please don't buy it is just lying like a garbage in my house I get angry when ever I see it

This is a pretty alright fitness watch for the price. Since the NSW laws changed to make it illegal to have my Fitbit or any smart watch while working in my industry I needed a watch that could track my steps for me. I love the backlight feature so you can check the time at night. The step tracking is pretty close to accurate providing you wear it on your non dominant wrist. First day I wore it on my dominate hand and it doubled the steps I took. Second day I tested it on my other hand and it came very close to the same number of steps my Fitbit tracked in the same time frame. It might not be 100% accurate but it is pretty damn close. I doubt I will use any of the other features but I am enjoying it so farThe setup instructions did confuse me but a step by step tutorial was easy to find on YouTube.

Nicht einmal eine deutsche Gebrauchsanleitung dazu. Ich habe beide Uhren zurückgeschickt. Aber nur für ein die Rückerstattung bekommen. Ich bin ziehmlich sauer. Ich wollte eine Uhr verschenken, aber sie hat mir nicht gefallen.

Aside from the fact that this isn't the most handsome wristwatch I've ever owned, this thing is very good. It does everything it is supposed to do - basic digital watch functions plus step counting (pedometer). Much to my surprise, the band (although not great looking) is very comfortable and easy to adjust (no tools required).

Ok