I brought this because I don't always have my phone in my hand. I brought for a 6 weeks challenge at work. I surprised myself how many steps I made in a week. I only give it a 4 review because the light function stop working after 6 weeks. But I still use it everyday.

The two buttons are hard to push, but other than that it is just what I needed.
It keep the daily time, and whether the pedometer is on your wrist band or in your pocket, it counts your steps well. Inexpendive and does what I want, good deal!

I like the idea of it keeping tract of my steps but I'm on on my third one because I keep losing it. It doesn't stay clipped tight enough. I'm on my third one.

This device is very difficult to use. The buttons to program the time are tiny and situated oddly. it is very difficult to hold on the device with one hand and press the buttons with the other hand. Directions are sketchy. While trying to check the time during a walk, the device reset to zero steps. I'm not sure how to rate the accuracy. I live in a senior facility and walk in the hallways each day. My route is always the same. But the total steps on this device varies from the total on my last device.

UPDATE: The company confirmed the new version does not reset automatically. They told me that VERSION 1 WOULD RESET AT MIDNIGHT BUT THE NEW VERSION DOESN'T (due to people complaining about that feature). BUT THEY THEN SENT ME A VERSION 1 model. Thanks! Perhaps they should offer both models (or have a setting for the owner to decide).
Earlier review:
I got this recently believing the 6 "Verified Purchase" reviewers that said this tracker resets at midnight. Some hated an auto-reset feature and others like it (I want it). But the directions I got that came with the package specifically state "The pedometer does not reset automatically". There is no auto-reset listed in the description for the product; it's only the Verified Purchasers who are claiming that. Maybe it was available for a prior version???
Otherwise:
+ The display is easy to read. Push the button to see the easy-to-read time (I hate wearing a watch or carrying a phone.)
- The clip is a bit bulky. I'd been a Fitbit One user (their old old slim clip-on) and miss that nice narrow clip so maybe it's an unfair comparison. All the other company's model likewise had people complaining about their clips too.
- This pedometer only seems to count "real goin'-on-a-walk" steps. So wearing my One and this AVTREK on the same pocket, I'll get about 80% of the Fitbit steps counted. The numbers are closer when I'm going on a walk but the 'round-the-house steps it ignores. So my 10,000 goal now requires about 12,000 steps.
+ It has a battery to be replaced occasionally. My Fitbit One was needing to be charged every 4 days. I like not worrying about that.
+ Since I really only want to count steps, I don't need Fitbit's "radioing back to HQ" with my stats. I don't miss that.