Customer Reviews and Ratings

3.0 out of 5 stars

Based on 204 reviews

  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    ipod touch and nike+

    • Written by from Eagle

    24 of 42 people found this useful

    I have yet to get my runs to upload to the website and no ability to sync. Contacted the help desk but they just indicated that problems had been reported and they were working on it. Probably will go back to Garmin and excel spreadsheet. Tried to use the Nike + Running but I can run the same route and it will be off a mile from the day before. Same response from support desk.... problems have been reported. One star only to get it to post.

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    No star

    • Written by from WESTMINSTER

    168 of 200 people found this useful

    First day of running paused itself in the middle of workout. Take three tries to restart.
    Second day of running, paused itself again no restart.
    Third day and final chance to make it work before return it to Apple Store, work itself out of my shoes and gotten ran over by a car half way in to my run.

  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    DON'T BUY!!! Sucker to buy Nike+Ipod

    • Written by from Fresno

    56 of 99 people found this useful

    The sensor link is horrible. There is no way to know that the sensor actually works. Nano and 3GS ask to walk around and I walk around. If It asked me to jump up and down and pat my belly and top of my head, I would probably do that too to see if the sensor activates. I was a sucker to buy this garbage. Nike makes a special hole to place the sensor and makes you pay for it. If it weren't for the fact that Nike shoe, I would never had thought of buying the ipod sensor. Save your money.

    Was this useful? DON'T BUY!!! Sucker to buy Nike+Ipod

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  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    Doesn't work on iphone4s

    • Written by from Decatur

    72 of 97 people found this useful

    App keeps crashing

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    very poor quality - not recommended

    • Written by from Richmond

    79 of 104 people found this useful

    I've bought it 1,5 week ago. Worked out 4 times - no problem, then it just stopped working - Its no way I will buy it again - very disappointed

    Was this useful? very poor quality - not recommended

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  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    iPod sensor

    • Written by from annandale

    111 of 129 people found this useful

    I am on my 3rd and the last two I was unable to use because as soon as I went to use it, I got the message that the battery was low! So $60 later, I have a record 2 workouts because that was all I was able to use! I really want to believe in this product and will probably buy another one. I bought 2 at Footlocker and 1 at the Nike store. I know that the sensor is "on" when you buy it. Perhaps the sensor should come in the "off" position so as to preserve the 1000 hours. I am thinking that they sit for so long and then when customers buy them the sensor is off!!

    I love this concept and it really motivated me to keep up my walking program. Help me Apple or...

    Can I get my money back!

  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    Rubbish!

    • Written by from Saint Pete Beach

    37 of 63 people found this useful

    Used it three times and then put it to sleep as directed, because I was not going to run for three days. It never worked again.

  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    nike plus

    • Written by from Culver City

    30 of 69 people found this useful

    This device is awful and tech support is bad too. I can't get voice feedback. Had to reinstall. now all data is erased.

  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    Not worth it

    • Written by from somerville

    56 of 80 people found this useful

    As someone else pointed out, I'm rarely motivated to write reviews.. but when things are this bad, you feel the need to warn other people. This product is great in concept, but the sensor is inaccurate (even when you calibrate it) and the battery life is pathetic.

    I have had THREE in the last year and they have each only lasted a month or two. I thought it was me.. but apparently it's just a poorly made product. For $20 (plus $10 for the holster), you would expect this to last at least 18 months.. not 2.

    NIke - if you're reading this, you should be embarrassed at the poor quality of this product. Step it up and stop wasting our money.

  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    sensor continues failure with iOS4

    • Written by from Cupertino

    30 of 41 people found this useful

    Worked fine for months., But with IOS4 upgrade stopped syncing/ working reliably. So I bought new one figuring the battery died. Nope. Nike 's app is just brain dead with iOS4 upgrades. Check the NIke website or apple Discussions on recent Nike+ product. There's so much bad mouth that Nike's locked out the discussions.

    Was this useful? sensor continues failure with iOS4

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  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    Sensor is not recognized

    • Written by from PHOENIX

    39 of 54 people found this useful

    I had the same problem what I have seen others post...used few times, had it for over a year and suddenly the sensor does not work. It was frustrating and it took me a while to figure out why it is not working. Battery is dead. Why battery can not be replaced? This is not practical. Another scheme to have you spend few more bucks every year.

  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    NOT WORTH IT!

    • Written by from albuquerque

    21 of 36 people found this useful

    I am never motivated to write reviews, but this product is so bad I have to warn others. I bought several sensors, and went back and forth to the apple store multiple times with my two small children. Finally I met with a "genius" at the apple store, believing it could not be multiple sensors - it had to be something I was doing wrong. Well, same old deal - product still does not work. I guess I will be making my final drive back to hopefully get a refund.

  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    Didnt work at all

    • Written by from Sydney

    25 of 37 people found this useful

    It worked for one run but then stopped. The calories burned didnt add up on the iphone and distance didnt add up as well. I went through 5 of these returning to apple each time. I thought it was the stock they had so I went to another place and didnt work, returned again and next one didnt work. Then I went to apple store to check the iphone, it was all ok. I used another ipod mini that it would work with, that didnt work. People on the Nike+ forums were adiment it worked but after going back and forth the only benefit of the device was that each time I went there to replace I got exercized along the way. If it doesnt work after a few times then just dont worry with it, download any of the free apps that will do similar.

  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    Awful product

    • Written by from Albuquerque

    35 of 51 people found this useful

    It never recorded a precise run. It always marked 5 miles by the time I was barely over 4 miles in a perfectly defined trail. The last time it marked 1.7 miles in the 5 mile trail! The nike application is ages away from mediocre.

    Bought in June, used 7, seven times! in a 3 month period, and then ran out of battery.

    I know it has a warranty but, Who these days keeps a ticket of a 20 dls purchase?

    Totally disappointed.

  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    A waste of $20

    • Written by from chicago

    33 of 55 people found this useful

    I really need what the Nike+ is SUPPOSED to do. Unfortunately, it is a useless piece of plastic destined for the landfill. I used mile markers on a local trail, turned around and re-walked the exact same route - the sensor registered 0.8 one way, 1.1 the other (yes, I had calibrated at exactly the same place previously). Then walked five more miles - it only recorded 1.7. Useless.

    Also, the Nike+ site doesn't let you correct the sensor's mistakes. The mapping part of the site only works on occasion, not reliably (other walking map sites are far easier, so it's not user error). Site support and instructions from Nike are sketchy and don't seem to have been updated in a long time.

  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    Not Reliable

    • Written by from Forest Grove

    24 of 27 people found this useful

    The sensor is very unreliable. On several runs the sensor just stopped recording. Once the time recorded but the distance didn't. It's just not reliable for keeping a history of your running since you are not able to edit mistakes that the device makes.

  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    Nike Sensor

    • Written by from norfolk

    23 of 26 people found this useful

    I have bought 2 of the sensors for the shoe and both times they didn't work right out of the package. Its kinda like a crapshoot whether or not they work. I think it is a great concept but they need to address this inefficiency in order to have confidence int he product. Please fix it 'cause I love to use it (when it works)

  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    Didn't Work

    • Written by from Salisbury

    28 of 35 people found this useful

    The sensor could not connect to the receiver no matter how hard i tried and after extensive research online this problem occurred with many thousands of people online. I wouldn't recommend this because im out 30 bucks but im trying to save you the hassle.

  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    Can't use with my ipod touch 3rd generation

    • Written by from brooklyn

    27 of 49 people found this useful

    I called and asked and was told you can, but you can't use it with the newer model. So I wasted money shipping it, now I have to ship it back.

    Was this useful? Can't use with my ipod touch 3rd generation

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  • 1.0 out of 5 stars

    awful waste of time and money

    • Written by from pleasanton

    24 of 48 people found this useful

    i went through 3 of the sensors, 2 of which flat out didnt work and the last one i had worked for maybe 3 days.

    NOT WORTH THE HASSLE

    Was this useful? awful waste of time and money

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