3D Pedometer for Walking, Simple Step Counter with Large Digital Display, Step Tracker with Removable Clip Lanyard, Accurately Track Steps for Men Women Kids Adults Seniors

I got this pedometer to compare how accurate my smartwatch really is when tracking steps, and I’m honestly impressed with how reliable it’s been. It’s super easy to use and the step count lines up well with my watch, which is reassuring. I also love how versatile it is, with the option to clip it to my waistband or wear it as a necklace. The display is large and easy to read, and it’s lightweight enough that I forget I’m even wearing it.

:The NESKLA 3D pedometer is a simple yet reliable tool for tracking your daily steps. It comes with everything you need right out of the box — a USB charging cable, a clip, and a lanyard. The large display is easy to read, and the best part is that it works without needing a smartphone or any apps, making it ideal for users of all ages.Thanks to its 3D motion sensor, it tracks steps with impressive accuracy whether worn on the belt, carried in a pocket, or worn around the neck. If you’re looking for a no-fuss way to stay active and monitor your movement, this pedometer is a great choice.

Easy to read screen, simple pedometer. I like that this doesn’t have Bluetooth or any WiFi associated with it, it simply counts steps as you are moving. It comes with a clip that was very easy to install and works well on my belt loop. It comes with a lanyard also if that is preferred. An initial walk around my house proved the step-count to be accurate. There is a reset button that needs to be held down for a few seconds to work- so likely no accidental resets. This works with a button battery and the packaging has the appropriate warnings on it. The battery is safely behind a panel that requires a screwdriver to open, it cannot be opened accidentally.

I am tired of apps, bluetooth, syncing, etc. and I was just looking for something basic to track my steps each day. I was super excited about this affordable pedometer after seeing a lot of good reviews, but I've found it a little frustrating. The first one I received was in pristine condition, but the battery compartment was SO tight it could not be budged or opened at all. I can't remember if I ever even turned it on, because I exchanged it due to knowing I'd never be able to change the battery when necessary. The second one I received had clearly been opened before, evident by tears where the flap at the top of the box tucks in. I couldn't tell if it had actually been used or not, but it appeared clean and seemed to work so I decided to keep it. I used it for a few days and was really liking it, but soon noticed it was resetting itself to zero in the middle of the day without me pressing the button. The first time it happened, I assumed it was a fluke, but it's an ongoing issue. I now find that I'm trying to look at it throughout the day and make a mental note of how many steps it says so I can add the steps in my head when it inevitably zeroes itself out, which it now does several times each day. Honestly, it's become an annoyance, and my memory and attention span aren't good enough to add up the steps all day long and try to compensate for it repeatedly resetting.If it weren't for the zero issue, I'd like it. I usually wear it on my ankle or at my waist, and it counts pretty accurately as long as you don't take a few tiny steps at a time without surpassing the 10 step minimum for it to register. For example, if I water the garden and I'm moving around a good bit without stopping, it will register many steps. However if I were weeding in the garden, moving only a few steps at a time and stopping frequently, it would not register as many steps due to the frequent stopping before hitting the 10 step minimum (even if I took the same number of steps). It also seems to work on the elliptical, but for some reason it doesn't count accurately on the elliptical when I wear it at my ankle. It does count elliptical strides for me if I wear it at my waist.UPDATE: I originally thought the new battery that arrived in the unit would be sufficient, but after seeing it mentioned in another review, I changed to a totally fresh name-brand battery and this seems to have fixed the random resetting issue. To the seller's credit, they reached out to me several times after I posted my original review and were very proactive about trying to make things right with a refund or replacement. I didn't find that necessary, but I appreciate it. It seems to be working well now, and I'd recommend it as a simple, low-tech alternative to all the apps, trackers, and whatnot.UPDATE AGAIN: I'm back to mention that this thing is finally giving up the ghost after a year and a half of abuse. Not long after my previously edited review, the clip broke and left me with no way to pin the pedometer to my pant leg. I kept using it, either in my pocket or tucked into my sock or rolled up pant cuff. I used it this way for quite some time and it hung on, despite occassionally getting getting lost, dropped, or washed in the laundry. The battery cover eventually became loose and wouldn't close completely, which I believe caused it's demise by moisture getting inside (sweat, rain, laundry). It started showing phantom lines on the LCD display, which got worse until it appeared to be all eights 88888 and is no longer usable. RIP.UPDATE AGAIN 4/26/25: I dilly-dallied and didn't promptly throw the thing away, and apparently it heals itself when it dries out so I started using it again. The all eights 88888 issue appears to be from humidity / rain / sweat as a result of the battery door not closing totally and leaving a gap for moisture to get in. Anyway, after 2 years of being technically broken it's still going strong as long as I keep it dry so I'm still using it. Will stop updating now because this feels a little excessive. 😂

This 3D pedometer is exactly what I was looking for: simple, accurate, and easy to read. The large digital display makes it effortless to check my steps throughout the day, even in bright sunlight.I love that it doesn’t require a smartphone or app, just clip it on or wear it with the lanyard, and it starts counting. It’s perfect for all ages, from kids to seniors, especially for those who just want to track steps without the hassle of setup or syncing.The removable clip is sturdy, and the pedometer stays secure whether I wear it on my waistband, in my pocket, or around my neck. Step tracking is very accurate, even during casual walks or indoor activities.

If you’re looking for a no-fuss way to stay active and track your steps, this step counter delivers exactly what you need. It’s lightweight, easy to use right out of the box, and doesn’t require syncing to an app or smartphone (though some models have that option if you want it).The display is large and easy to read, even in bright sunlight, and it tracks steps with surprising accuracy. I tested it against my phone and a smartwatch, and the count was consistently within a few steps. It’s perfect for walking, running, or just keeping an eye on your daily movement around the house or office.I also love that it has a long battery life—no need to charge it every night. Some versions clip onto your belt or fit in a pocket, while others come as wristbands. Either way, it’s a great motivator to get up and move more throughout the day.Whether you’re trying to hit 10,000 steps or just get a baseline of your activity, this step counter is a reliable and affordable fitness buddy. It does what it says—and does it well.