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"  For just under $100, this &amp;quot;smart pedometer&amp;quot; from Striiv turns walking into an interactive game. The more your walk or run, the more your &amp;quot;Myland Island&amp;quot; flourishes with trees and animals. Striiv&amp;#039;s interactive community also lets you challenge friends to races up the Statue of Liberty or across the Golden Gate Bridge. Calling on accurate data from to its pedometer and calorie-counter, the online dashboard tracks your progress with colorful, easy-to-understand charts. Some consumer testers thought the device&amp;#039;s touch screen was hard to use and the graphics were &amp;quot;cheesy.&amp;quot; Overall, volunteers agreed that the device did little to motivate their fitness, but many liked the ability to donate to a cause, such as clean water or a children&amp;#039;s charity, simply by walking or running. However, the product itself is not made for strenuous or sweaty activity; it occasionally stopped working during our sweat-repellency test.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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