Nike - SportWatch GPS Powered By TomTom with Shoe Pod Sensor - Black/Anthracite

I bought this watch to run and if that is what you want it for then you will be quite happy. I wish it would track my walking and swimming as well but that isn't the reason I got it. It is more accurate than the nike app on the iPhone. The iPhone app is almost always several hundred yards wrong every mile you run. It adds up.

I purchased this to track my outdoor runs, and it performs as expected. It's not the most sophisticated GPS watch on the market, but for my needs as a beginning runner, the functions and price point are just right. It is a bit bulky on the wrist, but battery life and the overall aesthetic are great, so it's a reasonable trade-off.

after using other devices to track my running, by far this SportWatch GPS is the best investment so far, highly recomended

I had one for myself and I loved it, had to get one for my boyfriend. I really like how it links to the app to my phone, once I upload my runs into my computer.

I love it. I have received my compliments an inquiries.

I'm very pleased with the Nike + sportwatch. Battery life has been strong (even though the display is always on), GPS is accurate, and the watch is easy to use while running. The best feature of the watch is that you can use the Nike + website (which syncs to the phone app) to record all of your runs, including distance, pace, map of your route, etc. On a somewhat negative note, it seems that the included "shoepod" (for indoor running) is not as accurate as the GPS for calculating speed and distance. The backlight is sometimes difficult to turn on as well, but it works. Although the watch does not have a "touchscreen", the backlight is lit by touching the screen.

I bought this one for my wife but the review of mine is as follows: I started off running with the Nike+ running app, this is a great complinet to that. I'm not sure but I don't think other apps recognize this gps watch. Despite the setup and instructions not being very detailed, It's very simple to use. After playing with it you can pretty much figure everything out about it. Like I said, I was originally using the Nike running app, it was draining the battery on my phone. I purchased this watch to keep track of my runs and it's been doing great! My only issues with the watch are sometimes it seems to take a little longer to link up with the satellites prior to a run. I've been using that time to stretch, though. The only other issue I've come across, is the watch and runs a little small. I'm on the bigger end of an average build, I have to use the very last holes on the watch band when I wear it.

I like this running watch. This watch will require you to start a run by either syncing with a Nike+ shoe pod or able to receive a GPS signal or both to start your run. The watch will show you a couple of helpful screens (time/pace). After your run you can connect it to a PC/laptop and sync your runs with Nike.com. It'll give you your distance, time and altitude of your run. Nike.com will also tell you when you slowed down or "hit the wall" during your run. Battery time has been pretty good after a few weeks of use. It lasted a week on one charge for me. I only wish it had a heart rate monitor to go with it.