TIMEUREWomen's Step Counter Pedometer Watch with Stainless Steel Bracelet, Stylish Design, No App, No Charging Needed for Step, Calorie, Distance, Alarm, Countdown Timer，TU-2401

I absolutely love everything about this watch!It is exactly what I was looking for. The band is very high-quality braided stainless and was easily adjustable for my small wrist.I had no trouble setting it up after reading the directions thoroughly. It’s important to note when setting the time that it displays “PM“ after noon, when operating in the 12 hour mode. This matters because it triggers the watch to reset the pedometer and change the date at midnight each day.I really wanted a battery-powered watch after my fancy fitness watch died out of the blue and I didn’t have my charger with me. I was exasperated and decided I wanted a nice, old-fashioned, battery powered watch that would show me the time and date, count steps, and have timer/stopwatch features, with no app required, no Bluetooth, and no sharing of my personal data. This checked all the boxes. And when it arrived,I was impressed by the appearance and build quality of it. (My husband admired the same qualities about it so he ordered a men’s version, and he really likes his too.)Unlike my previous fitness watch, this readout of this one displays in a dark enough contrast against the face of the watch that I don’t have to create a shadow over the face of it to read the display. I used to have to stop in the middle of my workout if I was outdoors in the bright sun and cup my hand over the face of my watch so I could check the time/date, etc., but not with this one.Another really great feature is that the watch uses a plain old CR2032 battery that you can easily switch out yourself. There are four screws on the back of the watch, which I assume will allow access to the battery area when the battery dies. This is another nice feature to the watch, rather than having to take it to the jeweler for a $20 battery change!Different reviewers have different opinions regarding the accuracy of the pedometer. However, I know the distance that I walk from measuring it via my car, and from using several different fitness watches prior to this one, and also actually watching it track each step while I walked. As others have stated, sometimes if it has gone dormant while you aren’t walking, when you stand up and start moving, it will take a second to catch up all the steps (maybe 5 to 7 steps) as it starts tracking, but it will catch up those steps and add them to the total and I’ve found it to be pretty accurate. Can’t beat it for this price!

Absolutely love it! It’s light weight, ease to use, the color is beautiful and the battery has lasted just fine so far. It’s the perfect size to see the time, date and your steps. The step counter is accurate and does not start counting when moving your arm. It has a button that lights up the watch to see the face of the watch at night. It’s stylish and functional. Definitely happy with it and even recommended it for my mother who also loves it.

This watch is so pretty! I love the rose gold color. It’s really easy to use, read, and set up. It’s heavy enough to withstand some bumps and bangs. I love having something on me to help count my steps that’s not a “smart” device. My only gripe is it counts any arm movement as a step, so I’d round up or down to really be in the ballpark of what you’ve achieved as far as steps. It’s a good quality! Would recommend!

This product will break you out if you have sensitive skin and cause a painful rash. The accuracy of it was abysmal. I'd walk from point a to point b counting my steps of 25. The watch would read over 50 stars had been taken. I repeated the same amount of steps multiple times and each time the step counted counted a different number of steps. This made me very sad as it was a comfortable watch with a feminine appearance to it.

Wanted a dressier watch that counted steps with no program to download. Works fine, looked good and was comfortable even during a workout. Looks good. Like it enough that I bought another one in silver.

I wanted a pedometer watch that only counted my steps and showed me the time. This was one of a few, and had the most attractive band. It looks like a real watch.There are a number of functions, including an alarm you can set, a countdown setting, stopwatch, and chime. The basic setting shows the time and steps. You can toggle to have the display show the time larger and centered, with steps below, or steps large and centered, with time below. The month and day are shown at the top. You can choose between a 12 hour or 24 hour clock.Do not throw away the packaging, and read the instructions carefully. It was a little tricky setting the time and getting the display the way I wanted. There are 4 buttons around the sides that have different functions in getting to settings and changing them. It's not 100% intuitive, but many devices have similar routines, and you can set everything with the help of the instructions. You can set it and forget it until it's time to change the clocks every 6 months.I found the buttons hard to press and sometimes unresponsive. Recently, one of them fell out, and I can't get it back in place. I had to tape over it to keep it from falling out again. Worried that it will fall out whole I'm out for a walk somewhere.The pedometer may be over-counting, compared to my phone. I don't know which is correct. However, I'm not keeping track of steps long-term, just want a general idea of how many I've taken and how far I've walked. I did reduce the star rating because of the accuracy question and the piece falling out. As a simple watch and simple step counter, though, it is working for me.

I love this watch and how it looks and the options it has are great, I wear it almost everyday. However, if you are wearing it while cooking, getting ready, working from a desk and moving around a lot etc. it continues to “count steps” so it’s hard to tell sometimes how many steps I’ve actually taken. I feel like that’s anything that counts steps but it can definitely be deceiving and I have to guess and subtract to try to figure out my steps.

Bought this watch for an alternative to an alternative to a smart watch. This watch is easy to use, and the functions are easy to read, and will the functions. The accuracy seems to be correct with just some slight variation. This valuable for your money. I have 3 kids and it’s lasted so far for 2 months.