a)Metric units are ignored completely -> this is simply ridiculous since it means you need to convert your weight and distance to imperial units if you live outside the USA. It might not seem like a problem to USA buyers but people from everywhere else in the world should beware of this burden

b)There is no on/off switch -> it might not seem like a problem but in my case I sometimes walk to the gym and then run on a treadmill. There is simply no way to turn the pedometer on when I get there and it automatically starts tracking my steps from the moment I walk from my living room to the car and then from the car to the gym, etc. I dont understand why it is so precise to measure steps but so generic as not to allow users to control the time window in which it should be recorded

c)No reset button for daily step count -> Similar as above, lets say you want to measure your steps in different track laps well you cant unless you memorize your first result and then substract it from your second result. Would it be so hard to add a simple “reset counter” button?

Honestly this is a great pedometer but this simple yet major flaws turn it quite useless to runners outside the USA or who want very precise track steps measurement
Rating: 2 / 5