Apple Watch Nike+ Edition was first revealed following the Apple Watch Series 2 that was unveiled in the September event that rolled out the latest Apple flagship phones iPhone 7 and 7s. The upcoming fitness-oriented wearable has been confirmed to roll out later this month.
The Cupertino-based giant tech company recently became more specific about the Apple Watch Nike+ Edition. In the official website of the tech giant, Apple revealed that the Apple Watch Nike+ Edition will soon be available for purchase specifically on Oct. 28 onwards. The device will be available in two variants.
The Apple Watch Nike+ Edition will come in a 38mm case for $369. Alternatively, a 42mm case variant is also available for $399. The device is also said to come in four various color combinations that is set on making it more vibrant than the typical Apple Watch Series 2 models.
The Apple Watch Nike+ edition is said to be designed for runners. Moreover, the device features a sporty look and is said to be lightweight with a flexible rubber band used in Apple Watch Sport bands. The device will also include the exclusive Nike watch faces and fitness apps like the Nike+ Run Club app. A GPS tracker will also be included, NDTV reported. The water-resistant device will also support Siri.
Meanwhile, the The Apple Watch Nike+ edition also unlocked new workouts and other capabilities. The device was tested in open water swims and outdoor cycling as well. The built-in GPS is said to be analogous to 3G coming to the iPhone after the first generation.
The Apple Watch Nike+ edition will be able to track runners' miles even without having to carry the iPhone along. It should be noted that despite losing cellular connection with the iPhone battery, the Apple Watch could allegedly still continue leading the way until arrival.
The Apple Watch Nike+ edition GPS is also said to be useful for the device with the Nike+ Run Club app since the Apple Watch currently does not make use of GPS on map runs. Watch Hands-on: Apple Watch Nike+
