Specifically if you did not have Nike Run Club already on your phone when you got your watch. Was the app on your watch or were you prompted somehow to download it?
Just a FTR response, as I'm NOT a Nike Watch owner, just an original Apple Watch owner. Nike Fitness Club is available for us to download, and should work fine on our watches, although you might get more feature if you own Series 2 OR the Nike model itself.
In addition to looking like a Nike Watch — it's available in four sporty color combinations, all variations on black, gray, white and green — it comes loaded with Nike's own running app.
Those who purchase the Apple Watch Nike+ will have the Nike+ Run Club app preinstalled, which will then put it on the user's iPhone.
Thank you for that. So the watch installs whatever version it has on the phone, and then if you have auto updates, the app will be updated after that.
I wonder if this might be the cause of some of the issues I have heard/read about with NRC.
That is possible. I wasn't really paying attention as I wanted to give the app a try. I normally use Map My Run. Mine has worked well for the four times that I used it. I don't run more than 2-3 days a week so I am not a hardcore runner, but I have not had any issues that I know of.
Specifically if you did not have Nike Run Club already on your phone when you got your watch. Was the app on your watch or were you prompted somehow to download it?
Specifically if you did not have Nike Run Club already on your phone when you got your watch. Was the app on your watch or were you prompted somehow to download it?