3D Pedometer for Walking

This pedometer is pretty darn accurate when clipped to a belt or pant waistline. Didn't work as well for me when used with the lanyard. Really like the placement of the reset feature. All my previous pedometers would get reset when I leaned into a counter to do household tasks. Not a problem with this one. I like that it's simple and easy to use. No tutorials needed.

I love this. Attach it to my pants ( or underwear if in a dress) and it really counts steps accurately. I Che led it against my nap my walk app. Glad I got it. It holds me accountable to how many steps I take or lack of steps I take.

The first day I put the device in my pocket and checked it every 50 steps, it was off be nearly 1/2. The second day I attached it to my pocket and checked it every 50 steps it registered about 2/3 of my steps. The third day I attached it to the lanyard and checked it every 50 steps, it registered about 3/4 of my steps. While sitting at my desk the lanyard came apart and the device fell to the floor. The clip is difficult to attach, and very stiff and difficult to clip on clothing. We were unable to remove the clip to return it. This is my third attempt to replace one that was great until it went through the washer, and is no longer available an Amazon. I wear a back brace and can't attach it to my waistband. I use a rollator as I have had a stroke and the ad says it doesn't work well with assistive devices, but the old one did.

Nice simple way to count my steps. It is accurate also. Love it- clip it on first thing in the morning and go. For me it is all i wanted- do not need to monitor my pulse, calories burned , sleep or any of that. If all you need is to track steps, this is cheap and works Update- no longer works right. Go from 1k steps to 9k to 15k to 4k all in a day. Its like it counts up then down and then tosses random numbers in for fun. Disappointed

I bought this as a gift for my grandma since she really likes to go on walk, as an older person some technology is harder to grasp and she rather have a bigger screen than a smart watch. This device is made for tracking steps and it does it perfectly, with one simple button on the top to reset steps.

Easy to use. Calibration needed.

I have been using this just about every day for a year now. I like to power walk in a quiet neighborhood while trying to be in the shade as much as possible, so I loop around a bit. No need for phone or watch. No app. Just clip on pocket and go. Yes.

I’m retired now and much less active during typical work hours where I moved around a lot walking corridors and taking stairs. I want to measure my steps and make sure I’m above the minimal 2500 steps. And I don’t want anything complicated- or that obvious. The Neskla Pedometer is perfect- tiny, easy to read, can be clipped on anywhere. Thank you Neskla for making this handy health monitor!