It is a sensor that is bought separately from the iPod or iPhone. It is place in the bottom of a Nike plus shoe to help you with running. It tell you your pace, jog time, distance and your remaining time or distance.
In the heel under the removable insert.
You have to buy the iPod Touch Sensor, and the Nike Plus Shoes, you can find these on the internet, and to get it up, you go on Settings, Scroll down, click on it and turn it on, with the on button. Nike Plus Shoes: around £50- £100 Nike Plus Sensor : around £13-£20 Depending on which store you buy it from, the price varies.
yes you do. and you can't just buy any of the nike shoes they have. you have to buy the ones with the nike plus symbol on the bottom of the shoe. they're usually the running or fitness shoes that have them
The Nike+ sensor does not require charging. It operates on a watch battery and typically lasts for around 1000 hours of use.
Yes, 👍 Nike+ iPod doesn't require dedicated Nike+ shoes to work. When Apple and Nike first collaborated to launch the Nike+ iPod system, they designed a sensor (accelerometer) in the sole of the Nike+ shoe to transmit running data to the iPod via wireless signals. Nike+ shoes have a dedicated "sensor slot."
it last for 1 year or malfunction
No, the Nike shoe sensor does not come with the Nike FuelBand. The FuelBand tracks activity on the wrist, while the shoe sensor, part of Nike+ Running, tracks running metrics in shoes.
You buy a Nike + iPod Sport Kit (See links below) which includes a Wireless sensor for Nike+ shoes and a Wireless receiver for iPod / iPhone.
nike sensors...
iPod Touch = Yes iPod Nano = No Any other iPod = IDK
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