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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Apple
EAN: 5051749287165
Item Dimensions: 40
Label: Apple
Manufacturer: Apple
Model: MA365ZM/C
MPN: MA365ZM/C
Publisher: Apple
Release Date: February 14, 2008
Studio: Apple
Features:- Transform your iPod nano into a personal workout coach
- This wireless sensor and receiver combination works exclusively with your iPod nano to give you real-time feedback during workouts
- As your run or walk, the sensor sends information to your iPod nano, tracking your time, distance, pace, and calories burned.
- If you choose, real-time, spoken feedback can even alert you to milestones throughout your workout.
- Back at your computer, sync your iPod nano to transfer your workout data to iTunes and nikeplus.com.
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Editorial Review:Product Description:Stay in shape with the Nike + iPod Sports kit! Thanks to a unique partnership between Nike and Apple, your iPod becomes your coach, your personal trainer and your workout companion. To get this kit to work, you need a pair of Nike+ trainers and an iPod nano. Once you have these items, you?re ready to go. Simply place the sensor in your left shoe underneath the insole, connect the receiver to your player and run! As you run or walk, the sensor will send information to your iPod nano, tracking your time, distance, pace, and tha mount of calories burnt. If you choose, real-time, spoken feedback can even alert you to milestones throughout your workout. You can synchronise your iPod nano with your computer and transfer your workout data to iTunes and nikeplus.com, which is great for evaluating and tracking your performances! Build up your motivation to music with the Nike + iPod sports kit! Contents of the box: - Wireless sensor for Nike+ shoes - Wireless receiver for iPod nano
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I bought one of these things 6 months ago as I had registered for the great north run and was starting running on a regular basis
as a motivator, i find it excellent, i have always found running fairly soulless so the idea of logging up a number of runs and being able to view them graphically on a website works really well for me. it is free to register with the nike plus website, i don't have the fancy trainers, i use a pouch- and itunes does this automatically- you need at least a ...
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I purchased 2 for myself and my wife, both started off really well, the online stuff was simple and it all worked.
Then about a year after getting it the sensor packs up on mine, a week later the same with my wifes. You could not just replace the sensor either and buying another, knowing it is going to die in a 12 month is not an option.
A really good idea carried out very badly.
AVOID.
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I love my nike + attachment for my ipod and use it all the time. It really helps motivate me and I enjoy the challenges and goals you can set up on the website. I've used it on the treadmill and once calibrated it seems very accurate. I would definitely recommend it.
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I am rather unhappy to write this review as i was once a huge fan of this little machine. However, after about 1 year of having it, the truth of it starts to come out.
Im not a very mad runner - only running about 2 maybe 3 times a week. This machine at first was wonderful as i could find out how far and how fast i was going etc.
Started noticing some problems when it started changing itself between miles and km. Then it started not responding when i first connected it ...
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I wanted to pick up running again after 6 months of no exercise. I'd lost motivation after a pair of running shoes started hurting my feet. The sports kit was an impulse buy motivation booster.
Before trying it I was very suspicious of its accuracy. Calibrated it (400m walk down the street, 400m jog back) and went on 2 runs (of fast walks when it became too difficult) over a couple of days. Syncing it with the nike website enabled the display of graphs showing my runs and how I was losing pace ...
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