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Omron HJ-150 Hip Pedometer

  • Display Size: 2.3 inches
  • Battery Average Life: 7 days
  • Sensor Type: Pedometer
  • Item Weight: 0.2 pounds

Last refreshed Jul 5, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

For a plain step count with no app or charging involved, the HJ-150's single-sensor design and hip clip keep the whole experience straightforward.

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ASIN: B000MNAXRAModel: HJ-150Category: Pedometers

Overview

The Omron HJ-150 is a hip-clip pedometer built around a single accelerometer sensor that counts steps without needing extra calibration. It stores seven days of step history in memory and resets itself automatically at midnight, with a clock display and batteries included.

This is a bare-bones step counter, not a fitness tracker. There is no app, no syncing, and no heart rate feature; the whole interface is a clip, a screen, and a clock. That simplicity is the point for anyone who just wants a daily step count without setup.

  • Single accelerometer sensor
  • Stores 7 days of step history
  • Automatic midnight reset
  • Includes clock and batteries

Who it's for

People who want a simple, no-subscription way to count daily steps. Not for anyone who wants phone syncing, heart rate, or GPS data alongside their step count.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Single sensor design keeps the clip small and simple
  • Stores a week of step history
  • Includes clock and batteries, ready to use
Cons
  • Requires hip clip placement, no wrist option
  • No app or Bluetooth syncing
  • No distance or calorie tracking specified

Performance notes

A single accelerometer sensor detects motion at the hip to register each step, and Omron states it counts accurately and quietly when worn there. The device resets automatically at midnight and keeps the past seven days in memory, so a week's worth of counts can be checked without logging steps daily.

Specifications

BrandOmron
ModelHJ-150
Dimensions & fit
Display Size2.3 inches
Item Weight0.2 pounds
Power & efficiency
Battery Average Life7 days
Battery DescriptionStandard Batteries
Construction & materials
Material TypePlastic
ColorWhite
Compatibility & installation
Compatible DevicesSmartphones
Included components
Unit Count1
Warranty & support
Warranty Description1 year
Other details
Sensor TypePedometer

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Frequently asked questions

Does the Omron HJ-150 clip to the wrist or the hip?

It clips to the hip and uses a single accelerometer sensor to count steps from that position.

How much step history does it store?

It stores up to seven days of information in memory before older data is overwritten.

Does the pedometer reset on its own?

Yes, it resets to zero automatically at midnight each day.