Pedometer for Walking Steps, 3D Accurate Simple Pedometer, Step Counter for Men Women Seniors, Step Tracker with Clip Lanyard

GETTING STARTED FIRST TIME USE - Remove the battery insulator to activate. - Remove the protective film from the screen. - The screen may have faint background digits at the start, this is normal and they will disappear aftera few uses. 8 STEPS FALSE START MONITOR To prevent accidental movements being counted as steps, the pedometer will start counting after 8 consecutive steps have been taken, Starting the count at 9 onwards. This means that the screen will not show an increase in your step count untill your 9th step, after which it will automatically increase by 9 steps, then increase with each step taken. We recommend walking at least 15-20 steps before checking your pedometer. RESETTING THE PEDOMETER Remove the clip if attached to access the RESET button. Press & hold the RESET button for 4-5 seconds.The screen will flash 3 times and then automatically reset to "0".

• Accurate Step Counting: Utilizing 3D sensor technology with tri-axial (X, Y, Z) vector detection capabilities, this pedometer accurately counts steps when clipped on any part of your clothing.
• Simple, Easy-to-Use: No Apps or Bluetooth connections are required—simply unbox the pedometer and start using it immediately. This protects your privacy while eliminating the hassle of complicated setup procedures.
• Large, Easy-to-Read: The large LCD screen features large number, making it effortless for seniors to read step counter. This basic pedometer functions solely as a step counter and cannot track distance mile.
• Long Battery Life: Included a CR2032 battery can last up to one year. Pedometer auto sleeps when you are not moving and auto wakes and counts steps when you start moving again.
• 8 STEPS FALSE START MONITOR: To avoid recording unnecessary or accidental movements, the step count will only begin to display on the screen after you have completed your 9th consecutive step. We recommend walking at least 15-20 steps before checking your pedometer.