Does the Nike + iPod Sensor work with iOS4?

• Asked by Philip H from Orem
• Jun 30, 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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Will the Nike + iPod Sensor work with the new iPhone 4?

• Asked by Brian M from New Castle
• Jun 14, 2010
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Where can I buy a sensor?

I have never used the Nike+ iPod app and how do get a sensor?

• Asked by Liset C from Buford
• Jun 12, 2012
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• Asked about:  Nike + iPod Sport Kit

Can I use the Nike+ Running app with the Nike+ shoe sensor or does it only work with my phone's accelerometer? I'd prefer to use the Running app.

I have an iPhone 4s and just bought a new pair of Nike Structures'. I also bought the Nike + iPod Sensor. However, I intend to do running workouts almost exclusively. Is there a way to tie the Nike+ Sensor to the Nike+ Running app instead of having it report to the Nike + iPod app?

• Asked by Michael O from Eugene
• Jul 13, 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 newest edition of iPod nano come with everything needed for the Nike to work?

The main page advertising for the newest iPod Nano shows the Nike exercise app as part of it. Is it built-in, or when i buy the new iPod Nano will I have to pay extra for the Nike + iPod sensor to get it to work as a pedometer?

• Asked by Daniel E from Tucson
• Oct 28, 2011
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do i need a separate sensor for the nike + app i have a i phone 4 cannot get the sensor to work

• Asked by Jane J
• Sep 4, 2012
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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's the difference between te Nike+iPod sensor and the Nike+iPod starter kit?

• Asked by Chayo B from Pomona
• Jun 12, 2012
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