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Nike+ SportWatch GPS
$199.99
Released April, 2011
The Pros:Made in collaboration with TomTom. Easy to activate backlight - simply touch the face of the watch. Tracks you via GPS and/or shoe pod for redundancy, accurate results.
The Cons:No heart-rate monitor. Not as customizable / flexible as the competition. Your current pace is overly accurate - checking your watch for your pace results in you slowing down somewhat and getting the wrong reading.
The Nike+ SportWatch GPS is a watch that is geared toward runners. This watch was developed in collaboration with TomTom, and Nike promotes it as offering the most dynamic and motivational running experience in the world.
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The USB plug of the SportWatch GPS, when plugged into a Mac or PC USB port, immediately launches the Nike+ Connect interface, allowing you to automatically store your runs on the system's online community (at www.nikeplus.com). The dot matrix LCD display of this watch is clear and readable. The user interface of the SportWatch GPS allows you to create personalization and motivational features. Motivational features include recognition of personal records, run reminders that appear after five days if a run has not been logged, and post-run acknowledgement. This interface, which is geared toward easy use, features only three buttons, and a Tap Screen for navigation. You can tap the screen to indicate a lap, or activate the backlight. During a run, the GPS receiver of this watch captures location information while showing runners their time, distance, pace, and calories burned. Throughout the run, the GPS receiver works in tandem with the shoe-based Nike+ Sensor (an optional add-on) to deliver accurate pace and distance data. The Nike+ SportWatch GPS is heart rate monitor compatible.
Features
- TomTom GPS designed
- Dot matrix LCD display
- Lower-case UI
- USB plug
- Tap Screen
- Run History
- Personal Records
- Quick Start with optional shoe-based Nike+ Sensor
- Heart rate monitor compatibility
- Recognition (or "Attaboys") for personal records
- Run Reminders
- Post-run acknowledgement and encouragement
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made in collaboration with TomTom
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easy to activate backlight - simply touch the face of the watch
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tracks you via GPS and/or shoe pod for redundancy, accurate results
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watch band has built-in USB connector - no more losing or forgetting your connectors to upload your data or charge your watch
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much more stylish than the competition
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keeps it simple - no feature overload, complex input interface, etc..
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not as customizable / flexible as the competition
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your current pace is overly accurate - checking your watch for your pace results in you slowing down somewhat and getting the wrong reading
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