Are the recievers sold individually? mine was stolen along iwth the ipod. newest nanos / shuffles need the reciever?

the larger ipods are too big for me to run with. i need to buy a replacement ipod and dont want to buy a whole new sports pack for the reciever when some ipods have the receiver built in.

• Asked by Amy M from Farmington Hills
• Feb 8, 2010
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Does the ipod nano (7th gen) need the receiver as well or is it already built in?

Will i need to buy the receiver to plug into the bottom of the Ipod Nano 7th Gen or does it come with it build in because i see the Nike app is on there.

• Asked by Emma F
• Nov 14, 2012
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If you use the sensor and reciever with the new ipod nano does the application have all the same fuinctions as it would on my iphone?

• Asked by Matthew C from Wynnum
• Dec 26, 2010
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Does the Ipod nano (6th gen) need the receiver, or is it already built in?

I have the 6th Generation Ipod Nano. I'm wondering if I need the Receiver for the Nike+ Sensor, or will the Ipod sense the Nike+ Sensor when I buy it and turn it on?

Also, Does the 6th Generation Ipod Nano even need the Nike+ Sensor and/or Receiver?

• Asked by Austin M from Columbus
• Apr 14, 2013
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Can you get the same nike+ website/workout tracking on the 5G nano without the adapter (white piece)?

Seems that many people have asked this question or at least a similar one but I've seen three answers; yes, no and perhaps.

I have a 4G nano now and thus must use both the adapter (the white thing that plugs in to your ipod) and the sensor (the one that goes in your shoe). I know you need the sensor regardless of which ipod you have. My question is twofold.

First, with the 5G nano, do I need to use the adapter to get my workouts recorded using the nike+ software or can the nano "talk" directly to the sensor? (Not looking for just the pedometer.)

Second, if I don't need the adapter, is the nike+ website tracking and all of that stuff the same as with the adapter. In other words, I like using the nike+ software and like the fact that it will track my workouts over time and that I can set goals so I want to keep that aspect of the training tool. Basically, if the "perhaps" answer to this question that I saw means that you don't get the full use of the software side of things without the adapter then I'll continue to use it.

• Asked by Jennfer S from Dartmouth
• Jun 23, 2010
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i have a 120Gb ipod classic, new one, will this sensor work with this or the nano and itouch only ?

• Asked by David C
• Jan 11, 2010
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is this compatible with the ipod touch 3rd generation?

• Asked by David Joseph B from El Paso
• Dec 26, 2009
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does this work with the ipod touch 4

• Asked by Jennifer C from Wapakoneta
• Jul 22, 2011
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does the sensor work with my OLD nano 1st gen?

• Asked by Susanne G from Felton
• Mar 25, 2010
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Do I have to have my ipod touch 4th generation with me as i run? And do i need the receiver or can I just get the sensor?

• Asked by Sharyn S from Berrien Springs
• Jul 12, 2011
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