Vitaminder Fit & Healthy Calorie Counting Digital Pedometer
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About Vitaminder Fit & Healthy Calorie Counting Digital Pedometer
Overall Feedback:
66% positive
64% found it accurately tracked my steps, but 36% but not in details
I use the pedometer while running on my treadmill and when I am scrambling around work.
I returned the product because it often reset to zero in the middle of the day, despite me having walked around all morning.
The pedometer is not accurate as it counts every 1 step as anywhere from 4-6 steps. This may help me reach my goal each day according to the pedometer, but I won't know if I actually reach it or not.
72% liked its long battery life, but 28% experienced frequent battery drains
My pedometer's battery life is very short, lasting only 6 weeks.
66% found it built to last, but 34% experienced durability issues
The pedometer is not tracking my steps accurately.
The pedometer rattles and adds a step if looked at from the wrong angle.
69% liked its seamless syncing with my phone, but 31% experienced connectivity issues
I faced an issue with the mode button popping out twice while trying to clip the pedometer on.
I find that the pedometer does not track steps reliably.
63% liked its user-friendly interface, while 37% found it confusing
I clip it to my pants and haven't bumped anything yet.
The pedometer is easy to carry around for a lunch time walk.
The pedometers are easy to use and the clip holds on to our clothes even while jumping on the trampoline.
I was disappointed and confused with the pedometer's accuracy. On the second day, I expected to see around 10,000 steps but was shocked to see only 227 steps. On the third day, I wore it for an hour while sitting and it registered over 1400 steps.
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67% found the goal-setting feature motivating, but 33% thought it was limited
The pedometer counts every 1 step as 4-6 steps, which may help me reach my goal each day according to the pedometer, but I won't know if I actually reach it or not.
