Hearkent Waterproof Pedometer Watch for Senior Non Bluetooth No App Needed

If you want a watch with bluetooth and an app with a thousand functions this is not the watch for you what ever your age!! However if you want a watch with a choice of black or green which tells the time give you the day and date needs no batteries or charging and give you your daily step count oh sorry forgo to mention it has a stop watch and alarm if you need that facility for under £30 this is the one as easy as that. Great value and takes 5 minutes to set set if you're an old git with poor eyesight this is for you.

A brilliant watch. Ideal for someone like me who can’t be bothered with app related smart watches. Measured steps accurately and has a good stop watch. The strap is solid and the watch looks the part. A great bargain and would thoroughly recommend this product.

Easy setup, easy to read, it looks relatively modern and not too large on my wrist. I might be a little too sensitive as it will record steps when doing other activities, I did a couple of hundred hanging my washing out. However when walking it seems to be pretty accurate. A decent watch/pedometer for the price

Great watch, easy to programme.

This is my 3rd of these. They are easy to set up and use and I found them very accurate. As advertised the battery does last for about a year but I found that they cannot be replaced. If you can accept this then it is a very good product.

A good watch! Does want I want it to do! Clear display. Easy to adjust!

I bought this pedometer watch for my partner as he is increasing his walking for fitness purposes. The instructions are a bit difficult to follow so he is just using it as a pedometer at the moment and we'll give the instructions another try.

This is a nice watch with simple easy to use features. Unfortunately the reliability of the pedometer let's it down badly. After configuring the watch with my height and weight the step counter is actually pretty good when measured against actual counted steps. (All my tests were within + or - 50 steps) with tests between 50-500 steps. I found a range of other scenarios to either count steps when it shouldn't or not count steps when it should. A few examples: 1. Sleeping: I woke up with a step count of 140 2. Walking at a brisk pace while pushing a baby pram with the watch wearing hand on the handle: Some times it fails to count any steps based on where the hand is positioned 3. Paying for my groceries at a self service till. I took no more than 5 steps but it recorded 28 4. Moving from my bed to the bathroom and brushing my teeth (electric toothbrush so little hand movement: actual steps approximately 15. Pedometer recorded 98 Based on the above findings the pedometer doesn't seem reliable enough to be able to accurately count actual steps accumulated during a normal days activities. This is a shame because all other features of the watch are decent. As a result I'm returning mine in search of something more accurate.

The watch is exactly what I was looking for: simple and meets my need for a basic stopwatch. the other functions are a bonus.

Good battery life with night switch. Accurate step count. Best part is, it counts steps as you walk. Standalone wrist pedometer watch. Ideal for senior citizens who do not like to carry a smart phone or smart watch. Can keep it on, even while washing hands. Game changer for independent living

Super easy to understand. Doesn't need an app or to be connected to your phone. Would probably be great for someone elderly and tech challenged. Exactly as described. It wasn't my preference because the face was huge. It was like I had an Eisenhower dollar strapped to my wrist all day. I couldn't get used to it.

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The step counter is in no way accurate in fact it is a waste of time if you want it to count steps.