Does it keep accurate step count when fastened to a bra strap?
61126
I never fastened to my bra strap so I don't know. I wear mine everyday attached to the right cup near the middle of the bra
670101
It should. Everything is predicated on whether you setup the pedometer correctly. In the beginning when you set it up it asks about how long your stride is (among other questions) so it computes things properly. If you enter this information honestly and correctly, it should work like a charm. Good luck and hopefully this helps.
1653210
Yes it does, but in my case it just was not accurate for me. Maybe my wrist are too thin or something? I have a second one but it's not strapless, however my strapped monitor is very accurate.Hope that helps.
1225640
No, it does not count your steps. It counts your calories burned based on your heartrate while wearing the strap. (Great Tool). Your distance and mileage is based on GPS when you're not wearing the strap. I don't know if it is compatible with window phone...
1599933
Yes...and its pretty accurate on step count and miles I have been using for sometime and I like the unit. I hope this helps you out.
670102
It does count your steps accurately. As long as you are in a walking motion, it will count it. Anything over 10 minutes of continuous walking counts as aerobic. We love ours and would recommend purchasing. Have never had a more reliable pedometer.
1360887
No. It just monitors actual steps you take. Swimming for example would not be monitored either.
665870
No it does not. You have to start the pedometer in order for it track your steps.
916739
It does count the number of steps, however the screen messed up on mine within a week so I could not read the numbers.
670104
Yes, I use mine on the walking machine everyday, it has always been very accurate. I also put mine on in the morning & wear it all day.
350837
It does count your steps for a continuous 24 hours. I set mine so it resets all at midnight
1028452
Yes. While I can't duplicate your exact situation being that I am male and have no such garments in my closet, in response to your question I tried clipping it to the rim of my T-shirt. I assumed that because the torso moved less than the hips while walking, and the fact the the odometer was not facing the optimal direction that it would not work very well. However, it worked perfectly. I walked 50 steps and it counted, exactly, 50 steps. Very impressive.
1356679
It is not a GPS so it will not track steps/distance if your arms are still. Makes sense as it would record your movement in a car, etc... If you walk on a treadmill it is fairly accurate provided you calibrate and then move your arms in stride when working out. If you hold the side rails or hold your arms still it will not record accurately but overall it is fairly representative of your workout and active time.
115165
It isn't sophisticated. All it's measuring is your arm movement (or wherever you're wearing your Fitbit). You could walk or jog holding your arm still and it will think you aren't moving. Or you can shake your arm up and down and it will count it as steps. I did try and count my steps and check it for accuracy. For example, I was close to 6000 steps, then counted another 400. It came out pretty close to 6400, give or take 10 or 12. The trouble is, I'm not that great at walking and counting at the same time! (That's why I need something that does the counting.)
2181014
It does count calories, steps and miles walked. I'm still getting used to all functions. I'm going to do accuracy check with a friends monitor to see how close readouts are. Hope this helps. I don't regret the purchase.
1525595
Good Morning - I have had cheaper pedometers that counted bumps in the road, so far this one hasn't done that for me. Really appears to be accurate. I love it! - Kim
1530803
No, it seems to start tracking whenever you put it on in the morning or whenever. There's no turning it on or off as it seems to always be on once attached. Resets itself at midnight. You can track a specific distance or set of steps by noting where you're at step-wise when you head out on a certain walk and noting the number when you stop, but, no, you can't press a button to measure a certain set.