Khnb9 Blufire Bl-pd20, Polished Black with Silver Bezel

I really felt that the counter was on, and loved that it stored information for 7 days, but about a week and a half into wearing it, the clip broke off.I do not wear pants or shorts with pockets often so I basically do not use it any longer. I feel like I paid a lot of money for something that just broke within a short amount of time.

First off, I might have had a bad one. Anyways, mine would be off wildly depending on the location. The difference from belt to pocket was immense, the count would be double. The manual states that it must be kept at an upward angle, kind defeats the purpose of it being flexible. I guess you need to wear on your hip for the best results. The slightest variation in angle caused a big difference. Anyways, I wanted a pedometer that I could carry in my short's pocket. It's still at upward angle and it still got vastly different counts. The build quality is just ok, like the typical cheap radio you might pick up at a discount store. Didn't try the built in radio, returned it after one day. However, I decided not to exchange it. I'm going to try a different brand.

This item came packaged great and works wonderfully. It is plastic so don't drop it, like I did. It was very easy to use and I really loved the automatic reset to zero at midnight.

The setup on this was OK, not totally intuitive but not too complicated. The accuracy seemed good, though I noticed some "steps" appearing when I was shifting in my seat; I kept it in my pocket when possible. But the main problem, however, came when I didn't have a pocket. It simply didn't stay on my belt; there was a clip that fell off as I took it out of the package, and maybe that was what was supposed to hold it on, but it was pretty shoddy.

I was extremely disappointed in the radio. I had something similar to this before and was trying to replace it with a better one. The problem? There is no way to know what station you are on. The display does not show anything but the pedometer info. In order to get to a particular station you have to go through all the stations and hope you can discern which is the station you are seeking. Big disappointment. I'm not sure if there are any Pedometers with FM radios that display on the market. Wonder why. If anyone knows of any that display please suggest it.

I had to play with it for a few minutes to learn how to set the different options. Once I knew all it offered it was simple to set and works very well.

This was ordered as a Christmas gift. It came out of the package with the radio not working. :(

This works great and it gets me out of the house. My dog likes that I now go for longer walks with him. :)

the bluefire pedometer has many functions, which is great, what is not so great is the instructions on how to set the functions up.I don't consider myself a complete moron, but I gave up in the end, and went back to using my cheap and cheerful step counter.the radio is ok, but very "tinny"You will probably like this if you are good with "techy" things,but if you aren't,leave it alone!

great little pedometer....the only thing is that i cannot get a signal on the built in radio, so slightly dissapointed as one of the main reasons i brought it....

I bought this product so that I could keep track of my walking and listen to the radio whilst walking.The radio wavers off station all the time which is very annoying.