3DTriSport Walking 3D Pedometer with Clip and Strap, Free eBook | 30 Days Memory, Accurate Step Counter, Walking Distance Miles/Km, Calorie Counter

I ordered this because I got fed up with phone apps. It took more time then usual to be delivered but it arrived on time. It's a little tricky to set up. Read the instructions carefully and DO write down (as they say in instructions). When you start programming you only have 8 secs for each entry otherwise you keep starting over. Once That was done it works great! Really happy with it so far - comes with a neck rope and a clip but I put it in a zipped pocket. Very accurate and it stores info for 30 days and says it puts the old info where you can access - not used yet so can't say anything about it. It's seems quite sturdy and the clip on slides off easily if you want to use the neck sturdy neck string. Info is als easy to scroll through.

The TriSport is very accurate. I wanted a pedometer to record the distance that I walk, and nothing else. I tested it on a treadmill. After a little tweaking on the stride length, I got it accurate to within 52.8 feet per mile. This makes the Realalt Trisport 99% accurate.It is also easy to use, value for the money, and fits comfortably in one's pocket.

I have found this pedometer perfect for my needs. However, the accuracy of the step and distant count is not spot on. It is not a suitable for anyojne who is looking for an extremely accurate fitness tracker. It is easy to set up and read the display. I wore it on the waiste band of my pants and tucked the lanyard into a pocket, so that if it accidently came dislodged it would not get lost. The clasping/gripping mechanism has held firmly on various thicknesses of clothing. Its small relatively small size makes it easy to conceal. The battery life is good and I like that I don't have to recharge constantly. It has several different mode setting i.e. calories burned, step count, miles walked, and a memory that allows you to find daily, weekly or monthly accumulation of steps or distance. The constructions appears to be very durable and for me it was a good value for the money and fit my needs as a step and distance tracker. I would recommend this product.

I have been using fitness trackers since 2012. I have had 2 1/2 trackers before the 3DTriSport. The first two were the same: Fit***, the first model out. I lost the first and then the second. The clip holder did not hold the device securely, or the two that I had, did not, and failed. They were accurate. The second was a Yam** E510 which just stopped working two weeks ago. It did not have a holder, and came with a very short lanyard, which I could not figure out its use. I did not have any problems programming either of these.I purchased the 3DTriSport based upon reviews, discounting those which had a programming problem. Right after I ordered I received an email from a customer support rep, giving me instructions, a training video and a telephone number to call if I had problems.The item arrived and the blister pack opened easily.Included was a clip holder and a two part lanyard, and instructions (I must have three sets right now.Programming was easy. The only mistake I made was in pulling out the plastic battery protector which started the clock. Thus was easy to correct.The clip holder seems robust and I have clipped it to my t-shirt collar, sock, pocket while exercising at my gym and it stayed put. I have placed the small part of the lanyard on the tracker and sometimes connect it to the longer portion and wear it around my neck while on a treadmill. That way it is easier to compare the distances on each.Now, the most important part: accuracy.I have tracked distance on a treadmill and the 3DTriSport about 7 times. It has never deviated by more than 0.02 miles. This is accurate enough for my needs. I have also tracked distance from my house to my gym and compared to Google Maps to the TriSport and again, never more than 0.02 miles difference.I also found that it tracks walking on stairs as well.This in accurate, well made, and quite a value for its price.

From the beginning, I found this pedometer needlessly complicated and difficult to use. (Why don't manufacturers of these products understand that if you need a manual to figure out how to use it, it's too hard to use?) But the worst aspect is the battery compartment. The cover is held on by a screw. (Hint to manufacturers: If I need a specialty screwdriver just to change the battery, you have failed.) The little screw would never back out of its hole - it would turn, but never release the door. So I was forced to prey the battery door off, which worked a couple of times but then failed horribly as you can see in my photo.So I have a $25 non-functional pedometer that started out irritating me and wound up totally p*****g me off. I'm now going to spend money I shouldn't have to spend on a simpler, better-designed pedometer. And it will damn well have a battery compartment that's held on without screws.