Casio Men’s SGW200-1VCF Pedometer Resin Strap Watch
- Quality Japanese-quartz movement
- World Time; stopwatch; countdown Timer
- Running Measurements: Distance, Energy, Consumption, Average Pace and Number of Steps
- EL backlight with Afterglow; black resin strap
- Water-resistant to 330 feet (100 M)
Product Description
Introducing the SGW200, a watch designed to support the daily training routines of runners. Features include World Time, Countdown Timer, stopwatch, and alarm; in addition to an Acceleration Sensor that uses your step count to measure running distance and a 150-record lap memory. The watch watches supports your training efforts by counting your steps while running and calculates the distance you covered and calories you burned. A large LCD is divided into three segments displays a clear, easy-to-understand presentation of data. Stopwatch Measuring unit – 1/100 second Measuring capacity – 99 – 59’59.99 Measuring modes – Elapsed time, split time, 1st-2nd place times Maximum number of lap/split – 999 Cumulative distance – 0 to 999.9km (0 to 99.9mi) Cumulative energy consumption – 0 to 23,900.5kcal (0 to 99,999.9kj) Maximum average pace – 220 Cumulative number of steps – o to 999,999 Maximum number of lap/splits – 150 Recall mode Workout data – data stored for each stopwatch operation- total elapsed time, lap data (best lap), average lap time, total distance, total energy consumption, total number of steps, average pace Monthly data – monthly distance and energy consumption totals (for up to 16 months) Cumulative data – distance and energy consumption Target value input – target type selection (Distance 1.0km to 100.0km / 0.6mi to 62.1mi, Energy consumption- 10kcal to 23880kcal / 50kJ to 99950kJ; Elapsed time – 10 minutes to 24 hours) and target value Personal information input – Stride length (30cm to 300cm / 12in to 118in) Weight (20kg to 120kg / 44lb to 264lb) Age (16-99) Gender Unit switching (for energy consumption, weight and stride length) Countdown timer Measuring unit – 1 second Input range – 1 minute to 100 hours (1-minute increments and 1-hour increments) 5 Daily alarms Hourly time signal Full auto-calendar (preAmazon.com Product Description
Designed as a running companion, the Casio Men’s Pedometer Resin Strap Watch #SGW200-1VCF has a built-in pedometer to help keep tabs on distance, energy expenditure, average pace, and number of steps. Other athletic and general watch functions include a stopwatch and countdown timer, five daily alarms and a calendar, and a backlit display with Afterglow technology. Not only intended for athletic use, this Casio pairs well with office and casual wear after you’ve snuck in that early morning run. Other fashion highlights include a brushed silver-tone metal bezel, a black resin case, and raised resin buttons. With reliable Japanese quartz movement and a black resin band with a traditional buckle clasp, this watch is water resistant to 330 feet (100 meters).
Casio Men’s SGW200-1VCF Pedometer Resin Strap Watch
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I purchased this watch to replace a watch/pedometer that I used for walking. When I received it I soon found out that the pedometer only works when you are running. Since I am not a runner it was useless to me so I returned it. Except for that one feature the watch while hard to use seemed to work well. Listing it as a pedometer is somewhat misleading.
Rating: 3 / 6
Even without adjusting the settings for stride length, this watch was pretty much dead on right out of the box. It may be that the default settings are set for an average person. I’m 5’8 and went on a run on a known distance course. When in the mode that showed step count, it picked up every step.
Seems to be geared for running, on page 55 of manual it says that the watch is designed to count steps while you are running. It will not count steps correctly while walking.It seems to work fine for steady walking while your arm is moving. But breaks do “confuse” it a little.
My experience with pedometers is limited. For running though, it works well.
Have used it for a few months now, very accurate. Used it on a 2 mile marked course and it was right on. Figured out how to switch between displays, so previous post was corrected. Overall a pretty good alternative to the GPS and/or foot pod setups.
Rating: 4 / 6
This is a great upgrade to Casio’s standard pedometer watch (STP-100). The manual explicitly states that it is only for running, but it is very accurate for walking. I have held objects in my left hand and even if I don’t swing my arm, the watch accurately records my steps. I confirmed this with Casio before I bought the watch and they should probably rebrand it for walking and running.
You access the pedometer function through the stopwatch screen. You can set a goal and the watch will beep when you reach it. It has traditional Casio quality and features. It is ideal for travel because you can see 2 time zones and set multiple alarms.
After a month, I can say that I would give this watch 5 stars.
Rating: 4 / 6
For the price, this is a great watch. The pedometer takes a little adjusting, but once you set it, it is pretty accurate. The watch has a lot of features, some I use and some I don’t. I read the smaller instruction manual and I was able to set the watch up in about 10 min. If you are using this watch for walking, I wouldn’t suggest it. Happy with my purchase….5 stars.
Rating: 5 / 6
I bought the watch to use as a pedometer.It is not a pedometer.It is a running watch.If used for walking,even if you swing your arms,it does not measure correctly.If you are a runner,great.If you are a walker,don’t buy it.
Rating: 3 / 6