AVTrek Step Counter with Clip and Lanyard, 3D Pedometer with Time Display and LED Backlight, Simple Step Counter for Walking and Running, Men, Women, Elder

It is excellent for what I need, trying to keep my steps up, but unfortunately 2 days after it arrived, I hurt my foot, sods law I think, but it will definitely be very useful.

I love the clarity and function , but be aware. I first used it clipped to my belt, it dropped off getting out of the car. So my advice is use the lanyard for safety, otherwise great product.

I don't need this to be accurate. Gives me an idea on how much I am walking.

I would highly recommend these,they are very good step counters and a good strong beltclip, well worth the money,brilliant

A further update after contacting manufacturer community. They all work through an accelerator and arm movement is important so I can’t work out how one on waistband or lanyard would work anyway.An update after another exercise class. It registered 80 steps but the watch type one register 550 - not much difference is there! Yet last week it said over 700 steps but we did more arm work then.I like the size and it can be removed from the holder and put in pocket . I’ve tried it on waistband in several positions including the back hip. In pocket and clipped to my top but still didn’t register. When it did decide to it was inaccurate, I know it starts counting at 11, so I walked up and down the hall but nothing.What’s Included - it comes with a lanyard and a tiny screwdriver to use when replacing the battery which it says lasts approx a yearWhat I need is a counter that will count marching on the spot or slow walking with uneven steps as I’m disabled and use a rollator ( ie wheeled walker ). I went to exercise class as usual and it registered 729 steps which I'm sure is more than I did, when I came home I tried holding it and punching the air and it counted them as steps. So all in all a waste of money for me. I have also bought a watch type which again doesn’t count accurately and sometimes not at all but it is better than this. Im not the only incapacitated person wanting to be able to count steps for incentive judging by the number of similar question asked on other pedometers.

Really good way for me to check my steps. Has a light too. Easy to clip on to a belt / pocket or in to pocket.Excellent help for me as it’s so easy and unintuitive way of checking steps.

A bit haphazard hard to find positions that works the best

Very small and lightweight, but seems sturdy. The clip feels good and strong and the lanyard is easy to fit. The device is very easy to set up. Just what I wanted - a simple device that simply counts steps