YAMASA Activity Meter MY CALORY Pink MC-700P

• Country of origin: Taiwan • Set contents: Fall prevention strap (with clip), trial battery (CR2032 x 1, built-in), instruction manual (with warranty) • Body: ABS resin, full panel: acrylic resin, push button: polycarbonate • Display: LCD dot matrix display (57 x 24 dots) • Calendar: January 1, 2013 - December 31, 2040 • Memory: 1~30 days ago (Auto-resets at 2am and automatically stores data) • Sensor: 3D acceleration sensor, barometric pressure sensor • Operating temperature range: 0℃~40℃ • Battery used: DC3V (CR2032 lithium battery x 1) • Battery life: Approximately 6 months (when worn 16 hours a day) • External dimensions: approx. width 68 x height 37 x depth 11mm • Mass: Approx. 22g (including battery, excluding strap)

Manage your calories and support your diet! [Learn how many calories you should consume in a day!] Once you set your weight loss target value, weight loss period, and calorie intake, the daily target calorie consumption will be displayed. You can check how much you have achieved by checking the goal achievement level. When you reach the goal, you will receive benefits and can have fun dieting. The "face mark" changes depending on the level of achievement, increasing motivation! [Display daily activity calories in a graph] The activity calories per hour are displayed in a graph, so you can see the trends in your life. In memory mode, daily graphs are displayed for the past 30 days. [You can measure just by wearing it!] [Automatically determines and displays the number of steps for walking and jogging] Jogging step count is the number of steps taken in 10 seconds or more, power walking step count is the number of steps taken in 10 seconds that is 18 or more but less than 23 steps, and total step count is the number of all steps, from slow walking to jogging. [Reverse display function] Even if the main unit is flipped upside down, the display screen and operation buttons will not be upside down and will be displayed correctly. [Know the calories burned when going up and down!] Equipped with a barometric pressure sensor, it detects changes in height and measures the calories burned when going up and down stairs, slopes, etc.