Typical price: £19
What is it: A pedometer for your iPod nano
What we think: Nike and Apple have pulled it all together and designed an easy-to-use pedometer system that's actually worth running with
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 2 August 2006
Tags: apple, base, kit, playlists
We like:
Straightforward operation; low cost
We don't like:
Finite battery life
You might also need:
It's designed to work with a new range of Nike trainers (from £65), although you may be able to modify your current footwear to accommodate the sensor. You'll also need an iPod nano
CNET.co.uk judgement:
Pedometers come and go, but the Nike + iPod Sport Kit might last the distance. This wireless sensor/receiver combination is an appealing sports accessory for the iPod nano
Nike + iPod Sport Kit History
14 Dec 2006 in News
Nike+iPod exposed as tracking device
Research that shows how the Nike+iPod RFID transmitter can be used to track an individual is dubbed 'very scary'
4 Aug 2006 in Digital Living
Gear Envy: Nike + iPod Sport Kit
Slip the pedometer into your Nike trainers, plug the receiver into your iPod nano and let them count your strides as you head for the horizon. Is it the perfect marriage of two great brands or a hop, step and jump from a messy divorce?
14 Jul 2006 in Crave
Nike + iPod running kit makes a dash for it
The ultimate running kit makes its UK debut, but what's the appeal of a pedometer in your shoe?
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