SM-2000 Step Pedometer (color: BLACK)

Not too many settings, easy to read and operate. Replacing the battery is a bit on the tricky side, however.

Very, very hard to open this pedometer. It functioned fine, but to check status you had to almost pry the case apart. So, as a pedometer it worked well, you just couldn't get it open to see what you walked!

Well, it is only showed the count of steps. But I already knew how much I had to step so it is okay. It is easy to use.

They work fine for the most part. I am a PE teacher and use them heavily about once a week with around 220 students. I have had a couple where the battery cover have fallen off and gotten lost, so have to be aware of that issue while being used. I bought them to replace some of the ones that have disappeared over the years. For the price, they are doing the job.

The price is what got me hooked on them in the first place. Their battery life varies quite a bit, but I would say 2 or 3 months is about average. I only need to know the number of steps I take, as I know how many steps it takes for a mile with my stride. I noticed that the last ones I bought had more features, like calorie counts, but I found they weren't very accurate. I check the accuracy from time to time, by stepping off 100 steps. The step count seems to fall off, as the battery weakens. All and all the 2000 is a good buy for the price.

This pedometer was very inexpensive, not too accurate, but I purchased it for a 10-year old who thought that pedometers were clever because I wear one daily. If she loses it, it's not a huge loss.

Really great Pedometer.

I don't like all the bells and whistles that so many pedometers try to use just give me the number of steps. Always seems quite accurate. When I was able to run I counted strides and it always seemed to agree.