Ready. Get set. Run! Oops but before you go running go check first the "Apple Watch", Nike edition available this year. Nike+, the shoemaker's fitness tracking system.
The "Apple Watch Series 2" is available from September 16, and for the prices it arrives at a variety levels. With the cheapest models, the 38mm version coming in at $369, £369 in UK and AU$529 in Australia.
The Apple Watch Nike+ Edition isn't all that different from all "Apple Watch Series 2." Comes with same size and weight, and it can be used to make phone calls (when your iPhone is connected) and run applications. It also features the same the same ultra-bright display, dual-core processor, GPS and swim-proof design as the Series 2.
There's a bit difference in the integration with Nike+ Run Club app. Along with it is an exclusive silicone two-tone strap and two exclusive Nike watch faces. Essentially, this is the same "Apple Watch" in terms of checking the quality.
The "apple watch" is waterproof up to 50 meters (164 feet), has GPS, an optical heart-rate sensor, all-day fitness tracking and can run dozens of third-party apps. In addition, it is pact with 8GB storage, 2GB of which can be used for music storage (more or less 500 songs). When connected to your "iPhone", it can be used to make calls, respond to messages and view incoming notifications from some variety of apps such as Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat.
Favorable side is. A bright display, onboard GPS and waterproof to 50 meters. Integration comes with "Nike+ Run Club". Comfortable strap and comes with two exclusive Nike watch faces.
There's a slight of minor negativities of the "Apple Watch 2 Nike+" which are: GPS battery life is short. No altimeter for measuring elevation. Workout data can't be exported to other services. Locks are always on display.
The bottom line is if you're a loyal Nike user, this is a very helpful Apple Watch you can have. This is really just an "Apple Watch Series 2" with a few more changes.
