Questions & Answers for Nike + iPod Sport Kit
277 Questions from the Community
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Will the Nike + Ipod Sport Kit Work with the Nano 8GB?
- Asked by Omar E from Santa Cruz
- 01 4, 10
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I have an 8gb iPod I'm not sure what generation. Do I need the kit or just the sensor?
- Asked by Megan W
- 07 8, 11
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Answeryou must have a sports kit. its pretty much worthy and it just works great.
- Answered by Vivek K
- 09 1, 11
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How much battery is taken up for 20 km or 2 - 3 hours of jogging on the Ipod Touch with the Nike+?
I will be jogging after work and normally my Ipod Touch left 20% of battery life. I am worried that my Ipod Touch will not be able to hold the length.
- Asked by Jeredy W
- 05 30, 10
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If my husband & I have 2 ipods (nano & a touch) and each have sensors, will the one account seperate our stats & hold them both one 1 computer?
- Asked by Susan S from Lansing
- 06 29, 10
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How do i sync a second iPod so i can use either one and both record to the same Nike + data file.
I just received a new iPod and would like to use either Nano with my Nike + iPod Sports Kit. How do I sync the transmitter (shoe part) with the new Nano? I would like to see all my results on the same Nike + web page. Is this possible?
- Asked by Pam L from Geneva
- 03 11, 10
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If I have the sensor in my shoe, but lose the iPod connector can I no longer log runs to my Nike+ site? Can I buy a new set and keep my old data?
I've gone through two sensors for my shoe, but lost the connection to my iPod - would I be able to buy a new sport kit and still apply those runs to the miles I already have online?
- Asked by Hyder R from Walnut Creek
- 11 30, 09
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AnswerThe data is stored on the iPod and not in the receiver or the sensor so you should be able to keep your old data.
- Answered by Ryan G from Abbotsford
- 01 1, 10
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does this work for ipod touch 3rd generation ?
- Asked by Michael L from La Grange Park
- 03 14, 10
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Best AnswerYes, it does. If Nike+ is not turned on, go into Settings and turn it on. All you need now is a sensor, which you can buy. The Nike+ is built into the iPod Touch so you don't ned the receiver.
- Answered by Stephen C from Little Rock
- 03 20, 10
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can u still use headphone socket to listen to music when receiver is pluged into your ipod
- Asked by Julie B
- 01 19, 10
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Can I use this product with my iPad?
I already have an iPad and do not want to buy an iPod touch or nano just to use this.
- Asked by Quynh Q from Cupertino
- 07 13, 12
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do i need the Nike + iPod Sport Kit with the new iPhone 4?
- Asked by Andrea G from Waco
- 05 13, 11
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i have the first generation ipod touch so could i buy the sensor and the receiver to make it work
- Asked by William U from Jonesboro
- 02 16, 10
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I allready have a rs300x with a wearlink. Can I use this Wearlink with a Wireless receiver for iPod nano? or do I shall have to buy the new strap?
- Asked by Diego S from Monterrey
- 10 13, 10
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According to Apple's Website, the "iPod nano 3rd generation (video)" is compatible with the Nike + iPOD Sport Kit.
- Answered by Rick W from San Jose
- 12 3, 09
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I have a fourth gen i pod touch and cant get the sensor to link with the i pod. does the 4 gen need a reciever
- Asked by Joshua M from Trumbull
- 01 7, 11
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AnswerYou must turn on Bluetooth in the settings on your iPod.
- Answered by Michael H from Duffield
- 01 28, 11
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How much space do you need in your ipod for Nike plus?
- Asked by Stuart P from Morris Plains
- 04 21, 11
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I have a ipod 3rd generation, is the second genaration the same as the 3rd?
- Asked by Logan C from Alpharetta
- 02 24, 10
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AnswerYes. Stores just call them 3rd generation but apple will tell you they ARE 2nd generations. The way stores get away with this is because apple dropped the 16gb and added the 64gb so to the stores this is the 3rd generation. So as far as ordering accessories you want 2nd generation items. Hope this was helpful
- Answered by Scott & Sue P from Middletown
- 02 25, 10
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I had a Nano but now I have my husband's Classic and now the Nike IPOD sensor will not work! SO i am basically out of luck using it again, right?
- Asked by Christie S from Virginia Beach
- 10 7, 09
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Best AnswerYup. The Classic doesn't work with the sport kit.
- Answered by Daniel M from Cupertino
- 10 8, 09
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