- EASY TO USE / NO SETUP – 3D Activity Tracker for STEPS ONLY. Ready to use in 2 seconds flat. Pull-out the battery insulator and it’s ready to go. User-friendly with no programming is ideal for women, for kids and for men wanting a basic pedometer to stay fit.
- TRACK STEPS – The CS1 motivates you to exercise and is budget friendly. You control when to reset your count to zero. A 1-Button reset located on the back avoids accidental resets. It is a non-Bluetooth device with no computers or apps required.
- ACCURATE – Helping you achieve your best, this simple fitness tracker is much more accurate than mechanical pedometers. Place in a pocket, bag, purse or hang around your neck with included lanyard cord. Track steps accurately every time.
- EXTRA LARGE SCREEN – Easily read your step counts with just a quick glance, thanks to a full screen display, no more squinting to view tiny characters an ideal choice for seniors and the elderly.
- BATTERY INCLUDED – Excellent Battery Life. The CS1 is equipped with an auto-dimming screen to lower power usage when not in use. Once the pedometer detects movement it comes to life and is ready to capture your steps.
Product Description
Quick Overview of the CS1 Easy Pedometer for Walking
A reliable step tracker with an extra large screen
This pedometer is ready to go out of the box. There is no programming, computers, apps or recharging required. The CS1 will count your steps, whether it is kept in a pocket or hung around your neck. With its slim profile it can be discreetly carried in a pocket all day.
You have complete control on when you reset it back to zero, with the single button reset function.
Available in Black, Blue, Purple, Green and Gray
Why Choose the CS1 Easy Pedometer for Walking?
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| Lanyard Cord | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES | YES |
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| Programming | NO | NO | NO | NO | YES | YES |
| Clip on | YES | NO | YES | YES | YES | YES |
| Tracks Steps | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Tracks Distance | NO | NO | NO | NO | YES | YES |
| Daily Step Target | NO | NO | NO | NO | YES | YES |
| Tracks Calories | NO | NO | NO | NO | YES | YES |
| Tracks Activity Time | NO | NO | NO | NO | YES | YES |
| Memory Log | NO | NO | NO | NO | 7 Day | 30 Day |
| Dimensions (Width x Depth x Height) | 2.6 x 0.5 x 1.5 inches | 2.6 x 0.5 x 1.5 inches | 2.6 x 0.5 x 1.5 inches | 2.6 x 0.5 x 1.5 inches | 2.9 x 1.5 x 0.5 inches | 2.3 x 0.5 x 1.6 inches |
orlie Perez (verified owner) –
Me and my wife walk everyday. We walk at work and at the end of the day we walk the evenings one mile so we keep track of our steps this also helps us with our health insurance. Our health insurance has a program that will reward you for your health using a step counter. This is helped us a lot very nice product you should look into your insurance and see if your insurance has this benefit of Rewards
Marion McLaughlin (verified owner) –
I was using my phone to count steps, but didn’t always have it with me. This clips on and gives a complete count of your daily steps.
Eileen (verified owner) –
Simple way to track progress as I focus on increasing physical activity. Accuracy in terms of specific steps is not my priority rather I am interested in having a starting point then increasing as time goes on.
Robert R. Haupt Jr. (verified owner) –
Cannot use a i phone or Apple watch at work due to restrictions
Use daily and then record on I phone
Jennifer T (verified owner) –
I used to have a fitbit but all of the extra features and the need to charge so often made it annoying. This is simple pedometer that is hopefully going to motivate me to get more steps in daily.
Sharon (verified owner) –
I loved this pedometer but while carrying some big items I guess the clip came undone and I lost it. I was sad as it was so easy to use.
Inchworm (verified owner) –
Been using this over a year now – not bluetooth – LOVE IT. I also over the past months have compared the steps against MiFit, Apple, etc. … and it keeps steps accurately (eliminating the 10 step if you really on walking and you can’t cheat by moving your arms only, you gotta move the body). BOTTOM LINE: If you really want to know what your steps are each day – this is it. If you want all the other bells and whistles, go elsewhere. (I simply write my steps down in another heath app before I push the button on the back to reset the meter. Simple… no 50 screens to get through.). DURABLE – yes! I have dropped it several times (have dog would loves to play) and even dropped it in a bucket of water… maybe 30 seconds …. and it keeps going. I’m rough, it’s tough. Worth the money.
DA (verified owner) –
Because I am not technologically savvy and have no desire to program apps that keep track of my heart rate or hours I sleep, I selected this to just count my steps and that’s what it does. It doesn’t do anything else–not sure why “mileage” is an option for the review because there is no option to track “miles”. There is one button. Push it at the end of the day and it goes back to ZERO. The next day, it starts over and counts steps. Period. The battery lasts a long time. You can clip it to your belt or wear it around your neck on the enclosed lanyard. The price is right and it does what it says. It’s a keeper.
William Bergh (verified owner) –
This works exactly as I wanted. Simple, easy. I don’t use the clip holder, just put it in the watch pocket of my pants. It’s not too large. The holder looks fine to me, ie. not loose, with a spring clip, for someone that needs that. I didn’t want another app or device tracking me. Simple reset button on the back, simple count at the end of the day. I manually put the number into Apple Health to watch my trends. Very accurate as far as I can tell. (Walking 100 steps, then looking). They say the battery lasts about a year, nice not to have to daily recharge another device.
Kathy (verified owner) –
I like the pedometer itself, it’s easy to use and read. However, I like to clip the pedometer to my underclothing where it isn’t bumped or disturbed. Both pedometers I’ve purchased worked well but the spring on the clip comes out on one side…and soon it completely breaks. If this were a $10 item I would not complain, but a simple $25 pedometer should be built more sturdy. I can still slip it into a pocket, but that’s not my preferred use. I’m a little disappointed and can’t find a way to contact the seller about this since it happens beyond 30 days.
UPDATE: I’ve changed my review to 5 stars. The seller contacted me and replaced the broken clip at no charge, so I am using the pedometer again. I appreciate their follow-up very much. I was told I cannot buy replacement clips on Amazon, but could find them online elsewhere.
Jerry Lang (verified owner) –
I started counting steps with my IPhone. Of course that means no steps are counted if it is recharging. This little step counter does one thing. Count steps. I didn’t care about all the other info you get with counters that cost hundreds of dollars. I reset this when I get into bed and put it in my pocket first thing in the morning. Very lightweight. Love it!
Paula S. Alvarez, LCSW (verified owner) –
I use a walker to ambulate. This is the only pedometer I have found that counts my steps using my walker. By using this pedometer, I can challenge myself to increase steps over time. This pedometer encourages me to challenge myself. I love that it shuts off automatically when I stop walking. Thank you!
Thomas A. (verified owner) –
I like the way this handy pedometer clamps onto my pocket. I mount it with the clip on the outside and it barely show, even when wearing my dress trousers. It appears to be very accurate, and the battery lasts longer than I had anticipated.
Theodore Lesnett (verified owner) –
I reviewed pedometers for three days before buying. The differences among, say the top 8 brands, is amazingly different and complicated. Finally I knew what I wanted, and it still took another day to narrow the field. This 3Dfitbud was my choice. I’m a senior and want to judge my daily walking. First, I learned to ignore all the hype about “accuracy.” It doesn’t matter from one day to the next. Each day is relative to the ones before. That’s enough. That reduced the field a great deal no longer needing to measure my stride, figure out how to enter it in the pedometer, and so on. Second, the most complicated pedometers have the smallest type face and windows.