Pedometer Watch for Walking for Senior No App Required with Steps Calories Counter and LCD Large Numbers

I recently stopped wearing my Fitbit watch to reduce RF & EMFs exposure. I still wanted something that tracks my steps and of course has the time. This watch is PERFECT! Easy to use and has so many nice features. Great cheap solution and keeps accurate account.

Good value for the money, accurate, good durability with a nice design. Functions very well but a little confusing at first to set up. Once you get through that, it’s smooth sailing. I like it a lot.

I received this and was very excited to get started counting my steps. However, I missed some start-up info on the instructions and had to reach out to customer service, who responded promptly and didn't even point out that the error was mine. I've used it now for several days, and so far, so good. It fits well, it's easy to operate, and even if it isn't 100% accurate about my step count or calories burned, even a range is helpful to know. One quibble: The instructions say miles will be displayed, but it appears to be kilometers, so if you're set on translating your steps into miles some math may be involved.

Purchased this watch in October of 2024. Battery died in July 2025. Pros: Fairly accurate step counting. I found it fairly easy to use. Did not require an app. Just a simple watch with a pedometer and timer feature. Cons: Battery died 10 months after purchase. Battery is very difficult to replace, require removal of very tiny screws to access battery. As a senior, my eyesight is not as good as it used to be, so I just decided no replace the battery and find another watch. Would I buy this watch again? No.

This wearable pedometer/ watch is great. Perfect for me as I can’t wear any of the devices that measure oxygen and heart rate and sleeping. I have tried several brands and ever one has left an almost burn mark on my arm. The one I really liked the most actually made my arm hurt in the muscle. Hence my reason for this particular product. It’s seems to be very good value for the money. The face is large with nice big numbers. For aging eyes that’s a plus. I’ve only had it for a few days so I don’t know about the battery life but I think it will last as long as any battery operated watch. It is really easy to set up and use. Overall I’m pleased with this product. I would recommend it to anyone who wants a wearable pedometer/watch/ stopwatch. It looks nice and the adjustable strap makes it easy to adjust.

Good as a nice simple watch, but the pedometer is not accurate. I can walk 4 miles and it only counts around 1500 steps (4 miles is roughly 8500-9000 steps), I've tried it several times.

This is a terrific basic watch if you are looking to keep track of steps and want basic watch functions without needing an App. I was tired of being "tied" to technology with a smart watch when I really just wanted to know my steps. This is a substantial watch - well made, heavy and yes the style is larger but it's great for my old eyes - easy to see! Seems very accurate as far as steps are concerned and resets itself every morning (for steps). I'm very happy with this purchase and highly recommend. The quality is great.

I needed a non smart device watch pedometer out of the 1970’s -1980’s because I work in a place where for all kinds of security issues "Smart" anything is not allowed. So what happened? Since 12/23 it worked fine. Though I was off put by the fact that I had to watch "elder influencers" tell me via a YouTube Video on to set it. Then one day on 2/19/2025 all hell broke loose. Display went bonkers. So I took it to my local watch repair shop who dutifully replaced the battery in under ten minutes as I watched. And for a little more money put a new watchband on the Hearkent Pedometer watch. No matter what we did, no way could we get it to set up and sho the correct time. Meanwhile my backup off brand "Q&Q" electronic watch bought at the Dollar Store as a returned item for $9.99, plus tax in 2015 still runs through four battery replacements and two watch bands. My mistake on the under $30 Hearkent Pedometer watch (model TG2306) was investing in a new watch band plus battery a few days ago for $35.00 before finding out that the electronics have the life span of a fruit fly in comparison to my Dollar store Watch. So with Hearkent, it is 14 months and that it is. In my estimation, considering that when it shuts down in is life span, with the cost of replacing the battery exceeding the cost of a new watch..... Stay away, far away, very far away for the Hearkent Pedometer Watch model TG2306 Plenty of other time pieces out there Two photos, Hearkent with new watchband and very dependable Dollar Store Watch And yes when I get the chance the new watch band moves to the Dollar Store Watch and the Hearkent goes into the trash.

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

Easy to use, good instruction leaflet

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.

Large clear drama free display with excellent functioning pedometer. Simple to use. Have been wearing watch everyday since October 24 no problems at at. Money well spent. Recommended.

works great