I myself use this pedometer. I am fitness freak and like to keep a track of calories of my body, workouts to count how far my cardiovascular health is intact and others. For my morning walk and jogs I had chosen this Omron HJ-113 Electronic pedometer. This is a wonderful product for common users like us. It is equipped with dual accelerometer sensors. The pedometer is perfect for carrying it in your pocket or bag. The small size and contour of the pedometer is very lovely and meets the need of every runner.

The Omron HJ-113 Electronic pedometer measures the aerobic movements, your walking steps, and distance covered. You can calculate your speed, average speed, and the performance throughout the week. The pedometer has separate display for aerobic steps and for minutes that you have walked more than 10 minutes. The pedometer has automatic function of resting everyday at midnight for a fresh go in the morning. The 7 day history of your progress helps you to track your improvements and take more challenging steps.

The Omron HJ-113 Electronic is manufactured by Omron Corporation and it has been manufactured keeping in mind all the standards of electronic pedometers. This is basically a walking style pedometer but can also record and show results of your running and aerobics. Since you don’t need to clip the pedometer on your belt, you have the freedom to keep it in pocket of your trousers or other place where you are convenient with it. No sensitivity adjustment is required for this pedometer

This pedometer will only record steps after it counts about four to make sure that you’re really moving. It will also count aerobic steps (if you move constantly for a certain number of minutes), calories burned (based on the weight you program in) and miles (supported the stride length you program in). One really nice feature is that it will remember the last seven days of steps and reset automatically at midnight. Before I bought this pedometer, I’d have to write my daily step count in my planner daily. At once, I can barely come out on Monday and recall my step counts during the whole weekend (great for tracking what I want to walk during these days).So overall: It is a pretty good deal, and a way easier pedometer to use than many others out there in the market.

This unit is also silent. There’s no mechanistic clicking sound as you take a step. It seems to have more nonmoving parts and so have less to break. Lastly, it will count steps as long as it Is not laid flat. This means that you are able to have it in your shorts pocket when you run and don’t have to have it clipped to your waistband.  That’s why this is such a great product overall, it seems that Omron really knew what they where doing with this amazing little gadget.

On the not so possitive side, this unit is quite large for a pedometer. About the size of a beeper but thinner. This combined with a belt clip that processes friction and doesn’t have a positive latch, arrives prone to working its way off your belt. Mine has slumped once on pavement but it didn’t damage the unit the least bit. As mentioned earlier, while running, I would like to put into my shorts pocket. While fairly large, it Is not big the least bit and then I hardly notice it while running.

I would definitely recommend this pedometer to someone who needs memory and wants a reliable unit. The distance and calories are also a nice touch and the pedometer in a few words works fantastic, it is what I expected and more. I really can’t complain at all about the Omron HJ-112 Digital Pedometer.