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cryshastings: Absolutely love it!

boomerchop: Easy to use and seems accurate.
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BZYBEE: I just bought this pedometer. I had it for 4 days. Many things wrong with it that just make it a bad buy.

Can't reset it if you want to start over. Had to delete software to get to return  more...

judgra: I got this at radio shack. I love it. The numbers are big, it was cheap and it's reliable.
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raylinstephens: I have only used it a couple of days but it found the missing steps and mileage that I was pretty sure I was doing.

I have used it on my waistband and in the pocket with no noticeable difference.  more...

BZYBEE: I just bought this pedometer. I had it for 4 days. Many things wrong with it that just make it a bad buy.

Can't reset it if you want to start over. Had to delete software to get to return  more...

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JMHurd: A little bulkier than I'd like, but the Wal*Mart price twisted my arm enough to buy it when my Sportline 330 started to fall apart.  Nice little features, protected reset button and such.

rlwheeler: Works great. Doesn't talk to me, but I think it's a cheap-o. That was it's allure.
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sandkstl: Works like a champ!  No problems with it at all.

judgra: I got this at radio shack. I love it. The numbers are big, it was cheap and it's reliable.
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JMHurd: Nice, basic, simple pedometer.  I had a freebie pedometer my State Farm agent gave me.  Problem was that it kept reseting its self.  I picked up the Sportsline 330 because it was not expensive and it has  more...

rpkmercylight: Are you kidding?  Target sells it for $12.95.  Low on bells & whistles, but very, very high and good on ease of use, and *accuracy*!

If you came here, like me, after being given a cheapo pedometer... ditch "El  more...

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marilyngd: Just bought it, Haven't used it yet!

cattie: I've had 2 of these, the clip isn't very strong and I've had it fall off so many times that neither are very accurate in counting steps anymore.
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Sparklelite: I love this pedometer.  It's cute, purple, and small.  I like the fact that it records both aerobic steps and regular, everyday steps.  There are times when I thought I was getting aerobic activity and actually wasn't!

I  more...

coloradornr: For the price and quality, it is wonderful. (and inexpensive enough to replace if I loose it or break it.)
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HappyFeet: I like it

Susie: I bought this pedometer after reading about it on this site. Here in Australia it is expensive, just over $50 with postage. However it has been worth the expense. i think I might buy another to use as a back-up
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ataraxy: My Accusplit 120XL has the pedometer engine, machine, and case made in China, with the engine parts being from Japan.  I recently bought an all-Japanese-made Yamax Digiwalker (the New Lifestyles SW-200Y) and tested the two pedometers against each other.  more...

ab: According to the pedometer reviews at www.consumersearch.com/www/health_and_f … pedometers  this Yamax pedometer is the gold standard of step counter accuracy.

There seems to be some disagreement about whether this pedometer is the same as an Accusplit.  The reviews above say  more...

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michelledw: I like it Alot!  Its comfortable and is pretty much accurate.  I was using sportline walking advantage and didnt like it it had a battery saver and shut off with no activity then it took about 25 steps  more...

MuffinTop: I like it okay! it stays on. fits flat against body!
I also have the Omron HJ-112. It was always falling off.
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sarahcarrato: So far so good. It hasn't reset on me once. Face gets a little scratched, but it's working well.

misst603: So far so good. I will add more details to the review after I use it for a while

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kayi: It's pretty accurate, I don't have any problems with it. It just doesn't tell you how many calories you lose so that the downfall on that

dwalksalot: Love it, it's simple.  Easy for first time walkers.  Slim enough to hide and forget about.

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Loula72: iTS BEEN WITH ME FOR ALMOST 2YRS.. HAVENT HAD A PROBLEM WITH IT! BUT THINKING TO UP DATE TO ONE THAT DOES MORE.. BUT STILL HAPPY WITH THIS ONE!

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Vista: Yamax digiwalker SW700 i prefer this to my omron HJ 113

Montia65: this is the gold standard on the market.
The Japanese Industrial Standards, set by the Ministry of Industry and Trading regulations, allows a maximum miscount rate of 3 percent for pedometers. That can’t be said for units produced in China or  more...

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debraspincic: I really like this pedometer because it has a nice small size and doesn't look obtrusive when wearing it, it has a cover & it has a safety cord that can be attached along with the clip.  I have  more...

Molliiieee: I like how it tracks, that it has a cover (looks more like a small pager than big, bulky pedometer), and it's very small. The clip is VERY strong, so it won't fall off. Unfortunately, that means when I got  more...

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sarah548: Used the product in 2000-2001 then company went bankrupt. It's back and the convenience of having everything uploaded and available online is still great motivation for me.

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dshamilton: Small, unobtrusive when clipped to my belt, and very accurate.

sgetty: I love this pedometer.  It seems to be very accurate, dispite my obesity.  I like the security strap that came with it which gives me a little more confidence that I won't loose it.  I also have  more...

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seoulsister: This is one of the few that gives an accurate step count that I have- and I have many peds.  =)

Skeezits: happy with it for tracking steps and calories, not so pleased with aerobic - good until crossed country and back in a week and changed clock so many times and steps seem to be out since then
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Skeezits: been happy with it for tracking steps, calories until I went cross country and back in a week and had to adjust the clock too many times, now steps are off

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rlwheeler: Picked this one up through Curves. I accidentally left mine, and when I asked if anyone found it, they found this talking one. So, it's okay, but it's too loud.

jczartin: I love this pedometer. I bought it at the gift shop at the hospital I work at.  Previously i had one i bought at the Dollar Tree. That cheep one ended up sticking and not working after a few  more...

yardwalker: This ped was a gift from my sister who bought one for herself, my mother and me for Christmas.  I love it!  Has held up well, has a strap in addition to the clip and is very accurate

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Tony:      99% Accuracy.  Metal Belt Clip!  Many features. Discreet enough to wear on dress clothes. Overall, excellent pedometer.
     I've also been using the New Lifestyles NL-2160 Accelerometer.

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Molliiieee: pretty good for what I need it to do. Every once in a while it resets itself. Loose battery maybe?

crdalmaso: I like it this was my first time to use this one. So far I like it it's easy to use.

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SueGeer: Brilliant!  Tracks aerobic steps as well; 7-day memory