3D pedometer for counting steps and kilometers, portable walking pedometer with distance display.

3D pedometer for counting steps and kilometers, portable walking pedometer with distance display. Description

① Accurate Step Tracking: The pedometer uses the latest triaxial 3D sensor technology to track your daily activity with high accuracy, wherever you are. Movements of fewer than 10 consecutive steps are not counted. ② Easy Setup and Use: No app, Bluetooth, or phone required. Simple to use and set up, with complete peace of mind. ③ Multifunctional Pedometer: The 3D pedometer can accurately track your daily steps (walking and running), distance traveled (km/miles), real-time display (12/24h), your step goal, calories burned, and active minutes. ④ Long Battery Life and Low Battery Indicator: The pedometer is equipped with a CR2032 battery and can operate for up to 12 months. It automatically enters sleep mode after 30 seconds of inactivity and automatically reactivates to count your steps as soon as you resume movement. 2. Portable Design with Carabiner: Weighing only 21 grams, it's incredibly lightweight. No cords or clips are needed. Simply clip it to your belt or shoelaces. You can also slip it into your pocket or backpack without worrying about losing it; it takes up minimal space and is therefore very convenient. 3. Low Battery Indicator: When the battery is low, the "LOW BATTERY" icon will appear. It's time to replace the battery. Track your progress by recording your daily steps (walking or running), distance covered (km or miles), calories burned, and activity duration. Review your 7-day history and view your totals. You can also set a daily step goal. 4. Error Counting Prevention: This feature prevents random movements, other than walking, from being mistakenly counted as steps. Without it, every movement would be counted as a step, hence the importance of this function. 2. For optimal counting accuracy and to prevent sudden movements from being counted as steps, the pedometer does not count any movement of fewer than 10 consecutive steps. Once you have taken 10 consecutive steps, the pedometer starts counting at 11, 12, ...