Highgear VIA Body Fat Analyzer Pedometer with Calorie Counter, Watch, and Chronograph Reviews
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ACCUSPLIT Health Engine AH120M9 Pedometer/Step Counter Reviews
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Unreliable - Ray Woodcock -
My Accusplit pedometer was accurate when it worked right, and I liked having it. BUT (1) Even when I thought I had completely closed the case, somehow it seemed to have been slightly open; and when it was not completely closed, it reset itself to a setting entirely different from what I had set. (2) When I did make double-sure that the case was completely closed, it was very difficult to open. (3) When I did manage to pry it open, it easily came unhinged at the bottom. Basically, it's a cheap plastic design. In theory, I should have been able to snap it open and read what it said without stopping my run. In practice, this almost never happened. (4) It finally died when I ran down a sidewalk that had some bushes that hadn't been completely trimmed back. The pedometer was designed to be clipped to my waistband, and that's where it was; but apparently that cheap plastic hinge was no match for a stray branch. Some time later, I looked down and most of the pedometer was gone. Oh, well. Maybe some kid found it and became a more digital soul as a result. I may have contributed to the formation of a future engineer. Not bad for twenty bucks. But I still won't buy another one of these.
Nov 05, 2010 18:33:08
Bowflex Fit Watch 10S Strapless Heart Rate Monitor Watch with Calorie Counter (Blue) Reviews
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Watch function quickly loses time - DallasWriter - Dallas TX
I've owned a couple of these things. The last one I owned, which was the same identical watch/heart monitor but manufactured for Reebok, was priced under (also through Amazon), but I couldn't find that one this time.br /br /I've owned this one for a couple of months now and it almost immediately began to lose time. At first I thought that I had re-set the time incorrectly when I was performing a function, so I didn't send it back. Now I realize it's actually the timekeeping mechanism not functioning properly. It probably loses a minute a week, which adds up pretty quickly. br /br /The heart rate monitor, however, is very accurate. I purchased it to motivate myself when I'm on walks, to keep my heart rate up. When I'm at the gym on the machines, I measure my heart rate on the machine and on this device, and it's always on target. However, for the price, I think having a watch that doesn't lose time is a reasonable expectation.br /br /For this reason, I don't recommend the product.
Difficult to program - J. Hedgepeth -
I bought this one after looking at several. I thought it would be pretty easy to use. It's difficult to program the watch in order to calculate your target heart rate, the calorie counter only works if you frequently check your heart through out the workout. Also the capital "S" stands for small, so it barely fits around my wrist. If the wrist were written out in inches or cm it would have been easier to know what size I needed. Also sometimes the monitor will not take my heart rate until I slow down or stop my workout. Lastly it doesn't automatically take you heart rate. You have to apply sweat, spit or water to your thumb and index or middle finger, then hold your fingers on the electrodes on the top of the watch for about 5 secs. Too much hassle.
Oct 31, 2010 11:22:04
