Omron HJ-112 Digital Pocket Pedometer
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About Omron HJ-112 Digital Pocket Pedometer
Overall Feedback:
88% positive
89% found it accurately tracked my steps, but 11% but not in details
I was impressed with the accuracy as the first ten steps entered exactly ten steps.
The pedometer has excellent accuracy. It read exactly 200 steps when I counted them.
The number of steps was accurate, but the distance was off each time.
92% liked its long battery life, but 8% experienced frequent battery drains
The pedometer has a battery life of about 6 months and a shelf life of 5 years.
I am disappointed with the battery life as it has no power switch and is always on.
I have an issue with the battery life.
89% found it built to last
I am impressed with the build quality of the pedometer. The construction is awesome, setup is easy and accuracy seems flawless.
I was impressed with the apparent quality of the pedometer's design and manufacture.
The pedometer has a solid, high-quality case unlike others that feel fragile.
The pedometer has never lost its data even after a few drops and seems to be of solid construction.
88% appreciated its comfortable design
I find the pedometer elegant and attractive, and appreciate the clip-on holster and cord with clip for added security.
81% liked its user-friendly interface, while 19% found it confusing
I was impressed with the accuracy, ease of use, design, and size of the pedometer.
The pedometer is easy to program and use.
The product is great and easy to use. It works in any direction and can be easily carried in the pocket.
I suggest changing the face of the pedometer to be upside down for easy reading without discomfort, regardless of others being able to read it.
86% found the goal-setting feature motivating
I enjoy setting goals and targets for every day and can easily walk more if needed to reach them.
I set a goal of 10,000 steps per day, which is equivalent to 5 miles. It's achievable if you skip a few rubbish TV programs and get a good portable music system.
