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SportBrain iStep X Pedometer
Binding: Kitchen
Brand: SportBrain
EAN: 0808979200007
Item Dimensions: 22024019100
Label: Sportbrain
Manufacturer: Sportbrain
Material Type: high-impact ABS plastic
Model: CL330
MPN: CL330
Publisher: Sportbrain
Studio: Sportbrain
Features:- Compact pedometer attaches to waistband or belt to record every step you take at home or work
- Automatically sends step data (via USB 1.1) to SportBrain personal web page for analysis
- SportBrain page displays steps taken, calories burned, daily journal, training charts, and more
- 1.25-inch LED display; requires PC running Windows 98 SE, 2000, Me, or XP and IE 5.0 or later
- Includes USB cable, battery, and lanyard; measures 2.2 x 1 x 2.37 inches (W x H x D)
Editorial Review:
SportBrain iStep X Digital Pedometer - What moves you? With its large LCD display, the SportBrain iStep X is a perfect companion for your daily lifestyle! At any time, you can view your daily steps with its 1 1/4" display. On the back, plug your iStep into the computer, upload your data (through the SportBrain iSync software), and login to your own personal webpage . There, you'll be able to view calories burned, details on your daily activities, and interact with others throughout the SportBrain community. Set-up and use of the SportBrain iStep is simple. Inside our instruction booklet, look for the link to download the SportBrain iSync software, instructions on how to setup iSync, and connecting the iStep to your computer. When connected to the internet, the iStep uploads all of your data for a detailed view of your daily activities. Conveniently attaches to waistband of your pants Includes - SportBrain iStep X Pedometer / 4 Ft. USB Type A to mini USB Type B Cable / CR2032 battery / Quick Start Guide Replaceable Battery powers iStep X for about 3 months Unit Weighs about 1 ounce (including battery) Unit Size - 2.2 x 2.37 x 1 No membership required
Whether you're looking to expand your exercise regimen or you're just curious how much walking you actually do during the day, the SportBrain iStep X pedometer has you covered. The iStep X attaches to your belt or waistband, where it aligns just outside your knee. From that point forward, the device records every step you take--from leisurely strolls around the office to jogs at the park--so you can better gauge your overall fitness. When your day is done, simply connect the iStep X to a USB-compatible PC (requires Windows 98 SE, 2000, Me, or XP) and upload the data. The information is then sent automatically to your personal SportBrain page through the integrated iSync software.
The SportBrain page serves as the data center of the iStep X, with information on total steps taken, calories burned, and whether you achieved your daily goal. You can also log activities in a daily journal, create graphs and charts with training objectives, track your weight, and more. You can even sign up for events online and convert your daily regimen into a motivational SportBrain reward. Every step you take can help you "earn while you burn."
The iStep X, which measures roughly 2.2 by 1 by 2.37 inches (W x H x D), comes with a single replaceable battery that lasts for around three months of use.
What's in the Box
iStep X, battery pedometer, four-foot USB cable, lanyard, quick start guide.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - I love it.
My husband gave me the SportBrain iStep Pedometer 2 years ago and I love it. I have only had to replace the battery once in the 2 years I have had it. I use the SportBrain free web-site to download my steps everyday. You do not have to subscribe to the pay site. I keep track of my steps on Walker Tracker because it enables me and my Mom to keep up with each others progress on the WT blog. My husband has the Omron HJ-112 and he misses a lot of steps because he isn't walking fast enough for the ... Read More
Rating:  - SportBran iStep X Pedometer
The concept for the pedometer is great. That is, a pedometer that allows you to keep track of your activity on a computer. The downside is that you are limited to the SportBrain Web site. It would be great if someone would produce a pedometer that has software that can be used on a computer without enrolling on a specialized Web site. Other than that, the pedometer is great.
Rating:  - Good products, bad company support
I purchased the similar iStep X2 around a year and a half ago. It worked great, as described by other reviewers, with a fairly accurate step count, good upload capability, and many more features than I ever needed.
However, the initial unit died within the first 6 months, and the warranty replacement died at about one and a half years. At this point SportBrain is saying since it only has a 1 year limited warranty they won't repair it, replace it, nor sell me a refurbished unit at a discount. ... Read More
Rating:  - SportBrain pedometer not very smart
I was required by my fitness program on eDiets to buy this pedometer, although I had a perfectly good Omron HJ-112. The method of setting weight, stride and time variables is not at all intuitive and requires taking off the battery cover. The strap clip does not look like it will hold up well. The stride and weight variables only increment in even numbers -- beware if your stride is, say 27" or your weight 137. It seems like an awful lot of money to keep track of your progress, which you could do fairly easily ... Read More
Rating:  - Beware: Plus $99+ To Use Full Internet Software
I went to Walmart to purchase an Omron, but found that they did not have that in the store. I saw the SportBrain iStep instead and decided to try this out (since 'wow' it uses USB to upload your step information). Big disappointment! In order to use their FULL software...you need to purchase the software too. The iStep packaging is deceiving. NOT worth the money and pedometer. I should have bought an Omron-HJ112 instead since, Consumer Reports recommened it. I should have stick with that purpose to purchase a pedometer ... Read More
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