what does the nike+ipod sensor do?

• Asked by Jennifer L P from Kentwood
• Dec 27, 2009
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will the nike+ sensor work with two ipods?

we have an ipod touch 3G with the built in receiver and the ipod nano 4th gen. but, we only have one sensor and receiver that has been used for the nano. can i use the sensor for the ipod touch if its not being used for the nano? i want to use it for my own stats and not for my wife's stats that she has built up.

• Asked by Stephen B from Pullman
• Jan 17, 2010
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Does this Nike Sensor work with iPad or iMac?

I have been using an ActiHealth pedometer from A&D Medical that wirelessly gives data to my iMac. Since I suspect that this subscription is nearing renewal, I am hoping that I can use your Nike sensor with my iPad or iMac. (I do not have an iPod or iPhone.)

• Asked by Fred R from Bloomfield
• Aug 9, 2012
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can i use 2 nike plus sensors with 1 ipod

• Asked by David S from Harrington
• Jan 4, 2010
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Does the Nike + iPod Sensor work with iOS4?

• Asked by Philip H from Orem
• Jun 30, 2010
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I have the 4th generation iPod Nano, can I use the Nike + iPod Sensor?

• Asked by Tia C from Dearborn Heights
• Feb 6, 2010
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I am going oversees and I don't have GPS on my iPhone 4s. Can I use the Nike+ Sensor on my shoe to track my running?

I track my runs using the Nike+ Running app on my iPhone 4s. I am going oversees and I don't have GPS on my iPhone (the data is just to expensive so I don't use data on my phone). I was wondering if the Nike+ stand alone foot sensor kit will be able to track my runs via my Nike+ iPod app without my phone's GPS.

• Asked by Pierre E
• May 19, 2013
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Do I have to have Nike shoes?

• Asked by Salina H from Tacoma
• May 9, 2013
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Is it worth buying a sensor for iPod Touch?

I have the most recent iPod and I've begun using Nike+ to track my runs. However, because my iPod doesn't have GPS, it relies on the accelerometer to track my distance and it is usually wrong. I was wondering if it was worth buying the sensor to make it more accurate or if I should just continue using the accelerometer and callibrating my distance (which I don't always know).

• Asked by Diana F from Allen Park
• Mar 14, 2013
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What is the range for the 2G ipod touch to the Nike sensor, [can i leave the ipod touch on the sidline of a soccer game?]

• Asked by Bernard V from Huntington Beach
• Jan 13, 2010
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