I really just need the sensor. Would it work with the Nike + app on my iPhone?
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The original models came with a reciever that plugs into the device. Not sure if the new ones are bluetooth compatible or not?
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So basically then it's like the nike sensor, only in a bracelet form rather than something you put on/in your shoe?
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yes, as long as you have the sensor and the locator and you have it set up.
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Sure. You would need to use a monitoring application. Such as DigiFit or Nike. I have been using my new upgrade for 5 months, rock solid performance.
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It does work with the iPhone 5 Nike+ app, but you don't need specific Nike shoes. I purchased a separate pouch (from Amazon, no less) to hold the sensor that attaches to the laces of my Asics. There is a Nike Running app that does not require the sensor that you can download on your iPhone 5. This app uses GPS instead of a sensor and seems more accurate.
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I don't think so. I tried one of the other Polar HR monitors that didn't have the Nike+ symbol on it and the GPS watch would never pick up the signal. I only found the monitor online. The GPS watch is sold at many sporting good stores and BestBuy but apparently the heart rate monitor is difficult to find other than online. It works GREAT by the way- highly recommend it. It's nice to see your workout with pace/elevation/and heart rate all mapped in google maps.
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Are you sure the GPS on your phone isnt picking up the speed for you? Maybe the whole thing isnt pairing? If you put it inside on a trainer, you could determine that. Or disable the GPS on your phone. I use the ROAD BIKE PRO app for iphone, and it will tell you if the sensor is working or not (Green check marks). If its not, you unpair it and repair it.
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Yes! It works really good!, What I do for calibration is use the first time with smartphone gps to measure 1km distance, after that and using same foot and sneakers S1 will work perfectly.
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Yes FYI I also have the sensor for ios and I find that more convenient as it works on iphone and ipad that I always have with me and is cheaper
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I used it with that sensor. It works no problem. There is an option for it on the iPhone app that is used with the RFLKT+.
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It is not working with Nike+ App, but it works with Runtastic, Runkeeper, Endomondo, Sporttracker, Strave, MapMyFitness, Wahoo and so on.
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The Zepp sensor works with bluetooth. As long as you have bluetooth, you should be fine.
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The watch itself will not share the data with any smartphone application. If you want you can buy the H7 sensor and use applications such as Polarbeat or Endomondo. If you have an H7... why buying a FT80? ;-)The question is.... Do you want to have a watch that logs all details about your training and then via polarpersonaltrainer.com see all that data OR Do you want to carry an iphone/android phone during your workout in order to log all the info in your favorite smarthphone app? Your call dude!
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yes!! If you go to your settings, scroll all the way to the bottom, you'll see the Nike + iPod info. All you have to do is turn it on. :)
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The green thing is the sensor and it either goes in a Micoach compatible shoe (I've heard that it will fit in the Nike+ compatible shoes as well), or you can use the clip it comes with to attach it to the laces of most shoes, which is how my son uses it. The other piece connects to the USB port and talks to the Micoach software (which you can download the latest version of from the website).
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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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The newest model of Nike+ Ipod Sport Kit is compatible with Iphone 3GS, Ipod Touch 2nd generation, and all ipod nano models (according to manufacturer's packaging)