Need a new Nike+ Sensor?
July 27, 2009
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If you think your Nike+ Sensor might be on its last leg, it's probably time for a replacement.
While a sophisticated built-in power management system in the Nike+ Sensor ensures that it only consumes power when it is active or senses motion, it contains a non-replaceable battery that has a life of more than 1,000 active hours.
When the battery has approximately two weeks of life left, you will be alerted that it's time to change your sensor. A low-battery icon will flash on and off in the 'Now Running' screen of your iPod nano, iTouch, iPhone 3GS or Nike+ SportBand. There will be two reminders: once when there is approximately 10% of power left and again when there is 2% of battery life remaining in the sensor.
Need to replace your sensor now? Click here to purchase a replacement or extra sensors for your other shoes!
Click here to find out how to link your new sensor to your device.
While a sophisticated built-in power management system in the Nike+ Sensor ensures that it only consumes power when it is active or senses motion, it contains a non-replaceable battery that has a life of more than 1,000 active hours.
When the battery has approximately two weeks of life left, you will be alerted that it's time to change your sensor. A low-battery icon will flash on and off in the 'Now Running' screen of your iPod nano, iTouch, iPhone 3GS or Nike+ SportBand. There will be two reminders: once when there is approximately 10% of power left and again when there is 2% of battery life remaining in the sensor.
Need to replace your sensor now? Click here to purchase a replacement or extra sensors for your other shoes!
Click here to find out how to link your new sensor to your device.
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