Retail People Counter Security Checkpoint - Smart Traffic Counter, Wireless Visitor Counter, Battery Operated Customer Counter, Easy to Install Door Counter

Not what I expected- just turning it on starts counting-

Strange thing. I ordered one for myself and one for my friend. Mine works just great, but my buddy couldn’t make it count right. We tried this and that, but all in vain - i just wouldn’t work. Maybe it’s all about location. My store is on the sunny side of the street, so it gets more natural light, while my friend’s is in a more shadowy place, with lots of trees around. So I guess the description is right: it only counts accurately if not affected by changes in light. I’m the lucky one, since it works for me. Otherwise, I would’ve had to go for a more expensive device.

I needed a people counter to help with traffic at my business. This product detect changes in light to trigger a count. In that the product is successful. The only problem is that light is every where at all times and ever changing. So when I installed it at the door near floor level to hide it, literally any shift in light triggers a count. Had it installed and with zero people entering and leaving the building it counted 31 visits in about 5 minutes.This product is hot garbage. Don’t waste your money. Invest in a higher end product that has more safeguards and accuracy.

Indeed this counter might not work for every store. We’ve installed the counters in each of our 4 stores. 3 of them worked just fine, but one went crazy and counted each visitor four times! We replaced it with another one from the other store - same thing. Apparently the problem is not with the counter, but with something else, we couldn't figure out what exactly. It’s just like each counter would refuse to work properly in this particular store. The device has a low-profile look, but serves its purpose quite well. We had to send the fourth counter back and got a more expensive one instead.

A lot of this depends on your storefront, entrance type, and lighting, but this counter is WAY too sensitive. Its sensor catches shadows, and its sensitivity and reach is more obnoxious than impressive. It catches shadows from people walking outside and will catch multiple shadows per person sometimes. If someone walking in has a large arm swing or is carrying a large bag, it will read multiple persons. Again, I'm almost impressed by the level of sensitivity, but I'd rather have a sensor undercount than over count by 100.

Compre 6 unidades, uno llego sin cubre bateria, los instale y son muy poco precisos.

I bought 2 of these to collect stats on people in and out of my library. One is still working and the other is not. I use a paperclip every morning to reset - the hole is tiny so there is no other option and I have always made sure to be gentle. I am the only one to reset the counters so I know they haven't been handled roughly. The button inside that is clicked came loose from the board rendering the device useless. For almost $100 I expected to get years of usage, not months. I have had them 7 months.

I’ve never used anything to track my visitors before, so this is my first try. I decided to go with something not too expensive and this smart counter looked like something that could work for me. Installation was easy, the device comes all set up, no assembly is required. They include an adhesive for easy mounting. The batteries are not included, though, you have to buy them additionally. So it took me about ten minutes to get this thing all set. Looks ok, counts accurately, doesn’t use much power. I’m satisfied. Ideally, I wish it had better design, but considering the price I can live with that.