I have a Nike+ Sportswatch GPS however I do not have any Apple product. I have the Nike+ app on my HTC will this work with that
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Apple and Nike, made ​​a partnership in this product, but actually works without the need to own apple products ... you just have to use and install elreloj nike connect to pc and you are ready to setup and use.
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I think this would work with a nike plus app regardless of if it's on an ipod/iphone. However just so you know, this is a product that has to be worn in a specific kind of running shoe. Look for the Nike symbol on the bottom of the shoe. It slides in underneath the inside liner. It only works with running or walking. It doesn't do me any good if I'm in the gym on an elyptical machine or bike, or stair climber.
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No, I have an iPod video and it doesn't support NIke+. =For the iPod nano only. The sensor can be taped/velcro-ed to your regular shoes though (no need to cut into the shoe foam insert = just tape it on the outside of shoe)
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Not automatically. The TomTom MySports Connect software that handles syncing for this watch allows you to upload to sites like RunKeeper and MapMyFitness automatically, for everything else, it also exports files for manual uploading. In particular, it exports the Garmin TCX file format which is somewhat universal. The real problem is that Nike+ is pretty much a closed system and doesn't allow you to upload activities from other devices - if you search around, though, you'll find that someone hacked up a web application that allows you to upload a Garmin TCX file into Nike+ - I have no idea if it works or how long Nike will let it work, but it seems like it's possible. Fundamentally, the problem is Nike+, not the watch. You can sync the watch with almost every other running app/site out there.
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No, as an employee of nike, I have researched this and the heart rate monitor is only comparable with the nike wear links+ GPS watch. The watch is defently worth it as I have been useing mine now for 3 months with no problems.
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Can you be more specific about your question? I am not sure exactly what you mean. You can use the app on the iPhone to check the whereabouts of the Garmin tracker.
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This works perfect with my iPhone 6............I use wahoo Fitness app, along with my Polar H7 heart rate monitor while on my trainer.........also updates the wahoo odometer app of your mileage totals.......then syncs with iPhone 6 Health app
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No it only works with iphones 4s and older. They got rid of the shockburst radio on 5 and newer. But you can just use the iphone's GPS which is free, unless you want to run on a treadmill
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Yes, you can use it with a Nike Sportsband in place of the iPod, or iPhone.
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Yes. Of course it has no phone so the usual Bluetooth feature doesn't exist. But it does use Bluetooth for cordless headphones and a sensor that works with the Nike+ workout features.
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Yes, you can connect a Garmin HRM ANT+ HRM... Just understand it does not connect to this device, your HRM actually connects to the IPhone, which then communicates with this device. This is where the problems occur. If you wear a cycling jersey with the pocket in the back... you may, as many have, experience erratic connection between phone and RFLKT+ device... additional problems have been reported as a result of flapping jersey and wetness from sweat attenuating the signal. With the IPhone in back pock, not having line of sight with this device, the signal from the phone must bounce off things to get to the RFLKT+... or so it's reported in many reviews and user experiences. I now use the Wahoo Blue (with BT) HRM, Wahoo blue S/C BT speed/cadence sensor and Wahoo case for my IPhone and mount it right on my handlebar with Wahoo mount... this has resulted in error free data reporting of my HR, speed and cadence. Additionally, with the IPhone I have a bigger dashboard to view a whole lot more data while riding... I do not recommend the RFLKT+ as a long time cyclist with experience using multiple Timex, Garmin, Cateye sensors... the aforementioned has served me best while the RFLKT+ was a bust. Remember, the RFLKT+ isn't getting a signal from your HRM or speed/cadence sensor, rather the IPhone is forwarding the data to the RFLKT+... so why not just go with a far less expensive handlebar mount and case for IPhone.
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It should sync with your phone no problem. Nike+ shoes have a built in pocket. Other shoed will work, but you will probably need a shoe wallet of some sort. It will track walking, but not like a pedometer.
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Hi, If you have an Ipod Nano you can try the very cheap, in comparison with GPS, Nike+ Sportkit. Once you calibrate it, it is very accurate. All my runs (same route) about 8km only vary on +/- 100m.Hope that helps a little bit.
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I don't know actualy. I think it pairs with the app. You might give Nike+ Support a call.
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It depends. Apple has many products, only those running under IOS are not supported; but Mac OSX can work with this GPS device.
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Look, about the app i only can say that i own an iPod nano 7 gen and they work great together. See if the iPhone nike app let you enable the Bluetooth ;-)No, you don't need specific nike shoes, but you'll need a pouch for attach the sensor to your shoe cord. Yes it tracks walking
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I have not used this with Garmin products. I have used it with the iPhone and iPad and it worked fine with both of those. If your device will run Garmin software and maps, then I would think this would supply the GPS location to the device which the Garmin software could use properly. I think the question is whether it will work with your device or not.
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Hi, If you have an Ipod Nano you can try the very cheap, in comparison with GPS, Nike+ Sportkit. Once you calibrate it, it is very accurate. All my runs (same route) about 8km only vary on +/- 100m. Hope that helps a little bit.