Oregon Scientific PE980BK AnyWear 3D Pedometer, Black

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   chris on July 5, 2011 at 12:00 pm

   9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:

   
   great investment for the price, August 26, 2008

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   chris (Belleville, MI USA) –

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   This review is from: Oregon Scientific 3D Acceleration Pedometer (Misc.)

   I really like the size its so slim and small you can put it in your pocket with no bulk. At times I forget I even have it my pocket its really light. The only thing I didn’t care for was the directions didn’t tell you how to figure out stride lenght.

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   Drew Thurman on July 5, 2011 at 12:49 pm

   8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:

   
   Great Pedometer, April 9, 2009

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   This review is from: Oregon Scientific PE980BK AnyWear 3D Pedometer, Black (Kitchen)

   My employer just gave me one of these and I searched the value here on Amazon. The price has come down considerably. It used to be $70. So I had to edit my review about it not being worth the money. Now it is worth it. It is an awesome pedometer!. It fits anywhere I want to keep it without bothering me. I’ve had it now for almost a year.

   The most difficult feature of the pedometer was that it did not have a trip feature AND it resets every night at midnight. That means if you wanted to know exactly how many steps you take on a specific walking course/activity then you will have to look at your number of steps before and after and then subtract the difference. It seems to me that if they can make a cool gadget that measures steps and computes caloric burning they could surely make it have a resettable trip feature that comes standard. I like that it automatically resets because I would probably forget to zero it out if I had to. But I would at least like the option. Basically you set it up once and never change anything ever again. That is convenient.

   I went to New Orleans and I was trying to keep track of how many steps I took while I was in the city one evening and at midnight it reset. That isn’t a big problem but I would have loved to know how many steps I took that day up until 2AM. My pedometer reset at midnight because I live in a different time zone.

   I would also like to see weekend steps versus a hiking weekend without having to go back and look at the day and personally add three days of steps. Just a minor inconvenience but again this thing should do it. That being said I don’t know if I would pay any more for that feature. What you really want is how many steps are you taking in general. That is easily accomplished wit this pedometer.

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   V. J. Mckenna on July 5, 2011 at 1:47 pm

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   Great Pedometer – HALF price elsewhere, March 18, 2010

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   V. J. Mckenna (Cumming GA) –
   
     

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   I love this pedometer – it is compact and lightweight. You can put it in your pocket, sock, or wherever. After I purchased this one, I found an almost identical one at LLBean for $29.95. It looks exactly the same except for the markings “L.L.Bean” instead of “Oregon Scientific”. Save yourself $30 & get it there. It’s called a Stowaway Pocket Pedometer at LL Bean.

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