3DTriSport Walking 3D Pedometer with Clip & Strap, eBook Included 30 Days Memory Accurate Step Counter, Walking Distance Miles/Km, Calorie Counter, Daily Exercise Time Monitor

The 3DTriSport Walking 3D Pedometer is a no-fuss fitness companion that does exactly what it promises. The 3D sensor accurately counts my steps—whether I’m walking, jogging, or even doing light housework—and the clip-on design stays securely in place on my waistband or pocket.What I Love:Precision Tracking: Unlike basic pedometers, this one detects steps in any position (no more missed steps if it tilts).Long Battery Life: No constant recharging—just replace the battery and go.Large, Clear Display: Easy to read even in sunlight.Compact & Lightweight: Forget it’s there until I check my progress.Minor Drawback: It doesn’t sync to a smartphone app, but for a straightforward step counter, it’s perfect.Ideal For: Walkers, seniors, or anyone who wants an affordable, durable pedometer without Bluetooth distractions.

I like this pedometer a lot because it doesn’t need Bluetooth or an app to work. It’s very simple to set up and the screen is big and easy to read. The step count feels accurate, and I like that it also shows calories and distance. The clip is strong, so I can wear it without worrying it will fall off. Perfect for anyone who just wants a no-fuss way to track daily steps.

Folks, if this baby was more accurate, I would have given it an 10. But, it does lack in accuracy. BUT, durability, I say it's second to none. I was wearing it outside while clearing brush. I had left some brush piled up to get the next time. I got home and realized my pedometer was missing. I looked everywhere I had been. Nothing. Well, 3 1/2 weeks later, I go to finish clearing things up and low and behold, there hanging on a branch was my pedometer. It had been out in the open Southeast weather for that entire time. I thought, it's trash. Opened it up, batteries completely dry. It had the correct time and all the functions worked perfect. Still it's accuracy is off some. But, for durability, it's awesome. I'm keeping it, an mentally making the adjustments.

I thought it was going to be difficult to setup, but some of the instructions are difficult. On the card included or video's on youtube was easier to understand. I don't use it for just walking around like most people do and count steps. I only use it for exercise walking in the early mornings a few times a week. I didn't get my stride correct because I clocked the distance with my motorcycle. Then all I had to do was to keep going into the settings under "steps" and keep changing the setting for me less and less until I came up with the same mileage as my odometer on my motorcycle. It is full proof if you do it that way for distance and it shows your steps also. I don't understand anything about people counting steps. I'm only interested in the miles I walk 1 time each day that I walk a few times a week. great price and seems to be well made. I don't even know I'm wearing it.

I had high hopes for this pedometer, but it ended up being a hassle from arrival. Setup was confusing despite following the included manual and watching their video. Even after entering my stride length and clipping it on as instructed, it gave me wildly inaccurate step counts, off by thousands compared to my smartwatch. I tried adjusting its placement, walking styles, even exaggerating my movements, but nothing made a meaningful difference. At best, it gave me half the steps I actually took. For a device meant to help you track fitness, it made me question everything it recorded. The calorie count and distance metrics were just as unreliable, which defeats the whole purpose. This has left me more frustrated than motivated.The overall design doesn’t help either. The interface is unintuitive and packed with confusing button combinations that make checking simple stats more complicated than it should be. The eBook that’s included doesn’t add much value and feels more like filler. Worst of all, the battery door is held on with a tiny screw that’s a pain to remove, why would something that needs regular battery changes be designed like that? I had to dig around for a precision screwdriver just to open it. Even then, the screw turned but didn’t come loose, which forced me to pry it open and risk damaging the casing. Now the cover barely stays on. For the price, I expected something much more user-friendly. This isn’t a reliable tracker, it’s a chore.

I’ve been using this pedometer for about a week. The setup was relatively simple and the instruction manual clear. I was looking for a pedometer that didn’t require connecting to either my phone or laptop and this one provides quite a bit of information.On the first day I started the return process because I kept hitting the buttons and resetting the device. After flipping it over in the clip so the buttons were on the bottom helped with that, so I gave it another try. The clip is not very strong and the pedometer kept falling off and it dug into my skin when worn on my exercise tights. The screws to remove the back or change the battery are very tiny. But it seems to be accurate and does what it’s supposed to do.My previous pedometer was an old Omron that was perfect for my use, but the battery cover fell off after several years. The clip was strong and a lanyard with a clip was included, so I could attach it to my shoe. The best thing about that pedometer was that it had a cover, so no problem accidentally hitting buttons. I’ve spent a lot of time looking for a similar replacement with good reviews but without success.I’m keeping this one because the pros outweigh the cons, the price was acceptable, and I’ve found a fix for the whole clip thing that I hope works out. I have a small magnetic buddy pouch that clips at the waist of my pants and doesn’t irritate my skin, and I’m putting the pedometer inside. We’ll see how it goes…