Nike + iPod Sensor by Apple Computer
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Digital camera reviews of Nike + iPod Sensor
Digital camera Review: What I wanted but a pain
Summary: 4 Stars
This is what I ordered, but it was a pain to set up. I had this same problem with my first sensor, so it was nothing new. I just didn't know if I wasn't setting it up correcty, or if I was missing a piece - or something to that effect. I would definately buy it again, though I'd probably need help to make it work properly.Digital camera Review: Works fine
Summary: 4 Stars
The sensor woks fine but you might have to spend a few minutes in itunes (and nike + forum if you don't know how to do it) trying to link the data from this new sensor to the history if runs you previously had.
Digital camera Review: Works great for me.
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this without having too high of expectations for it. I was very pleased with the product after using it for a couple weeks. I do not have the nike+ shoes that hold the sensor, I made a pouch to keep in in and attached it to the shoes with the laces. I went for a 1.5 mile run according to the mapmywalk website. When I uploaded my run to the nikeplus website it said it was a 1.7 mile run. I drove the route with my car and it was 1.5. There was an option to calibrate your sensor after the run. I knew it was 1.5 not 1.7 so I changed it. Ever since then it has been tracking very accurately. When you plug in your IPhone 3GS in my case, iTunes automatically sends your run information to the nikeplus site, which I had to create an account at earlier. That site is quite useful, it will graph your run time and distance, has a place to create goal or challenges for yourself and has an active community that you can interact with. I believe this product is well worth the price.Digital camera Review: Works, but there are design issues
Summary: 3 Stars
It's hard to tell when the sensor goes to sleep, and when, after pressing the wake button, if it's actually awake. A LED would be nice. Otherwise, it has worked as described.Digital camera Review: Worst $29 Ever Spent
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought this sensor and even got a new nano and the sensor never worked right. I'm a runner and it *never* logged my running distances accurately, even after calibration. Sometimes the nano/sensor indicated everything was working at the beginning of the run, but it had no data to download. I will never buy another one of these again.
(I only gave this one star because amazon wouldn't accept zero stars).