EZON Digital Sport Watch with Pedometer Stopwatch Heart Rate Monitor Timer Waterproof 50M for Outdoor Running T045A11

First off, charging is very much a hit or miss proposition. The connector loses connection even though the magnets remain engaged. So you can set it down and it will charge or you can set it down and it doesn't. There seems to be no consistent means by which one can ensure the device is charging. And of course, as soon as you flip it over to see if it is charging, the connector disengages.Secondly, no matter which feature you seek to utilize, the instructions and process for accessing it are lengthy and convoluted. Even setting the date and time defies rational comprehension. It took three days of attempting to interpret the "English" used in the manual to application to the device just to set the time and date.Thirdly, the manual is printed with a 4pt font and is tiny for even a child's hands, the learning process is pretty much untenable from a purely physical perspective, let alone attempting to interpret the instructions. They are unclear, convoluted, and appear as if the author had English as a 2nd or 3rd language.Finally, even when following the instructions, multiple times over, I can predictably unset the time, date, and whatever else I attempted to load into the watch. It is as if the author had built the instructions from a variety of document files and misplaced headings and instructions. I certainly can reliably and predictably undo everything very easily when attempting to access features like pace counter, heart rate, and the like.In summation, it may be me, I may be an idiot. But I would be a bigger idiot if I were to buy this this company's products again or even recommend it to anyone other than someone I did not like. Turn elsewhere for your pedometer needs as here you are just throwing your money away.

I work in a correctional facility and can no longer wear my Fitbit. I finally found a watch that is NOT BLUETOOTH but still tracks steps and heart rate. So far it’s pretty accurate from what I can tell. I where it 5 days a week for 6 hours a day while I’m at work. I do not use the run mode. This seems to make the battery life last longer. Only for date,time, steps, and heart rate. I don’t have to charge it but every 5-7 days. Great value for the price in my opinion. I’ve had it for about a month or a little longer and have been pleased so far. The directions to set it up were ok although I still had to figure out a few things on my own. Bottom lin: it works for the reasons I need it to work for. Have been pleased so far.

This watch does everything you need for the price. I bought it primarily for the pedometer but the other features are great too. Be sure to charge it as soon as you get it, otherwise you won't be able to program it.

Very low quality. Don't waste your money.... get a Fitbit!

Don’t let the watch battery die because you’ll have to set it up again.