My phone's step counter seems inaccurate and I've also tried using a garmin and Huawei smartwatch, but I'm not really convinced the numbers are correct.I don't care about calories burned, heart rate, GPS, sleep tracking, etc. I literally just want the most accurate possible step count.
>>77478600What? You can't count?
>>77478600I use Pedometer for my android phone. I have checked my standard routes with several methods, it's pretty accurate. Take a moment to write in your stats, compare it with a route you know well.
That's the one I use.
>>77478680>>77478678niggas on 4chan downloading apps to measure how much of a pedophile they are now? like nigga you dont need no pedometer, i can already tell you you're both 10/10 on the pedo scale!
>>77478685Top 2% Pedo, according to the app.
Nigga, why do you need the "most accurate possible" step counter? The difference between 9,050, 10,000 and 10,050 steps is insignificant in the face of aggregate results. Even the difference of 10k vs 11k steps in terms of calorie burn is like 40-50 calories. Just get something that you can be consistent with and stop trying to min/max shit like a consoomer bugman
A hand tally counter and click it with every step. You get used to it very fast and don't even notice you're doing it after a while.
>>77478600Mogs your normal step counter and levels up your pokemon
>>77478600Get a GPS and track your distance traveled. It's better than tracking a nebulous concept like "steps."
>>77478600I scanned the thread, and the pedometer says "yes".
>>77478600Such a strange word isn't itAnyway a decent smart watch will be accurate with that. Check out Huawei Watch Fit 4/5 lines