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Waterskier: Nice features (stores past 7 days, aerobic steps, dist, tether included, etc).  Works in pocket too, but not as accurate in pocket.

Cons: bulky esp. in belt clip.

pmcnamara: Best I have ever had.
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vpolichar: Issued by UC San Diego as part of the Walk UCSD program.  Under testing, runs about 1-1.5% overcounting on long, steady walks; about 10% overcounting on normal daily activities.

safranit: http://www.oneinhundred.com/Wholesale-C … 139620.htm

You just need to remember to look in case you go over 10,000 because it goes back to zero
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ngneerrob: This ped. is super! Carry it almost anywhere and it accurately counts steps.  All the data is downloaded on to the computer for easy tracking.  I really like this one!

rootrick: Just got the HJ-720.  Looking forward to seeing how it compares to the HJ-112, which was fantastic.
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sandif: It's easy to use and can track steps as well as miles.

sandkstl: Works like a champ!  No problems with it at all.
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Sousani: Ok.  Sometimes I think it walks for two (the numbers are more than should be), but over all is good.

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.
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badazgrandma: I love this thing its easy and accurate.Not alot of buttons to fool with.

Waterskier: Does fine job with tracking number of steps as long as it's attached snugly (e.g. to belt). 

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judyvernon: So far it seems to be fairly accurate.  I've only had this for about a week.  It seems a little on the sensitive side. If you take it out of your pocket to check read out it will  more...

ruzek: I really liked how simple it was, and accurate, but, and here is the big but, everytime I bend over it falls over.  Lost it today.  sigh.  Went back but couldn't find it anywhere.  Needs a  more...

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homhmi: Excellent pedometer.  Smaller and less bulky than the HJ-112 and not as many features.  It just counts steps and that is all I needed or wanted.  Had to replace my HJ-112 after sending that model through the  more...

karone: Have had it for a few hours and love it already.
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burdavis: Consistently logs about 2% more steps than actual when it's in my pants pocket (shades of the mechanical pedometer I had as a kid). I calculated the number by taking 100 steps 19 times, then calculating the average. I love  more...

shoshie: Bit bigger than my previous HJ-150 but as mine died off and this one was not much more in cost, i decided to try it.

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BULLWINKLE: Easy to use, no stride measurement, just put it on and go.

WolfGirl: I like this pedometer.  It has an Accurate Digital Display.  It counts my steps regardless of whether I’m walking or playing tennis.  It has a closed case protection cover and a reset button along with a leash  more...

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patdowling: Its good, but it has to be adjusted because it registers extra steps so you have to look at it occasionally to count the steps.

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!

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seoulsister: I was frustrated with my Omron and it's stingy step counts and was gifted a Digiwalker.  It counts accurately and I am so glad!  No more shorted steps!  I will keep my Omron for a standby.

insaneknitter: No whistles and bells, just an incredibly durable, accurate pedometer. Have had it for almost 4 years and not needed to replace the battery. Would have preferred a stronger clip but that's the only minus.
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aaleland28: So far so good.  I've owned it and been wearing it for about 3 hours now, and already have 3464 steps in!  I like that the screen flips up so you don't have to take it off or  more...

sandkstl: Works like a champ (Weight Watchers)!  No problems with it at all. Lost it the other day.
Bought a Sprotline #345 today.  I'll give it a try and see.
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Enreco: Not used it yet

E.C.

aragirl910: Works just as well as the HJ-112 but smaller and horizontal instead of vertical
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Maureen: This pedometer is ok, it's got me thinking about moving at least.  I like that it's small, basic, and has a 7day memory.  But I'm not convinced it accurately logs my steps when worn and used as directed.  more...

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Bobbie54: Works great at first and then starts missing a lot of steps.

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

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seoulsister: I was frustrated with my Omron and it's stingy step counts and was gifted a Digiwalker.  It counts accurately and I am so glad!  No more shorted steps!  I will keep my Omron for a standby.

Bakuvia: Once I figured out how to set it up, seems pretty good.
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jayavant: Totally basic unit. Accurate though and rugged. I have dropped it many times. No complaints

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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feralcarol: this was my first pedometer...i like that it was small, and had a nice clip, however it wasn't very accurate...at first it worked well, then it wouldn't count steps in certain pants, then it added steps, too many for what  more...

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...

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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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Kaia50: Got this on the 15th of August - starting to use it on the 17th of August 2009.

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

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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msbhavn2ru: This tri-axis pedometer rocks! There are no false steps you earn every one.

It has a narrow slim design and clips on securely if you choose to wear it that way, otherwise, right into the pocket

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Ouatic7: Resets if I carry it in the pocket with my Blackberry but why would I do that.

Shaped nicely to clip on my belt.
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Tim1028: This is the best pedometer on the market! It's accuracy (an accelerometer which also makes no clicking sound)is unmatched and the metal waist clip is unbreakable. It is compact and has a seven-day memory and clock. I have had mine  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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StarStraf: Very reliable and accurate, but doesn't have a clock like my cheaper one that would randomly not count steps.

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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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: its an OK pedometer for the fact that it has steps, distance,calories, and times how long you workout for. And also has a panic alarm on it.

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.

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ngneerrob: This ped. has some problems.  The buttons are located where they frequently come in contact with clothing and cause the stats to be cleared; also happens when bending over (as for example putting on shoes, etc.)  However it  more...

saurabh: Does the job, I like it

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benjaminmendoza: I just changed to this Omron and it's very good. I'm very satisfied. (my old one was very simple)

SueGeer: Only just got it - too early to tell!!

livelylynn: seems to be good, I have only used it a couple of times so far

punchilouie: Nice device, it tells time, steps, distance and calories. Time every 10 min. Steps every thousand. Distance every 0.5. Calories every 50.
I got it for Xmas, and started using it on January.
So far, very good experience.

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BZYBEE: I have had this pedometer for over 5yrs and it works great. I lost the back off it, and now it doesn't let use unless I can figure out how to keep batteries in back. This was an accurate pedometer  more...

BZYBEE: I have had this pedometer 3 yrs. It has steps, clock, miles/distance, stop watch, calories burned and heart rate monitor (index finger insert) and is closes so buttons aren't pushed accidently. It also clips to pants and stays there. It  more...

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:      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.

Hartegirl: works really great. It only counts steps but that is all I need.

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missywombat: Went from Yamax which is fantastic to this one based on the MET feature.Excellent clip on this accelerometer. Reliable, accurate - this Omron is definitely worth it.

nifwlseirff: The Omron Walking Style X is extremely accurate, completely silent, and so far very durable. It feels like it's the best quality pedometer I have owned. It is advertised to work in bags and pockets, but I've only used it  more...

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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.

anitabiscuit23: It is simple and very easy to use. No problems with it.

jehrlh21535: Works great for me.

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alicorn2: A basic, but decent pedometer.  It tracks steps, calories, and kms (or miles), and has a clock.  Nothing fancy.  I've had mine for about 13 months and haven't had to change the battery yet.