Scroll up and you’ll see a choice of run types – Distance, Duration and Speed – and a series of toggles to adjust things like auto-pause, treadmill mode and voice feedback all form the watch. To start running press the Nike+ logo and a big green Start button appears. It’ll also give you an hourly weather report, so you can avoid California heat, or Castleford drizzle. – but we particularly liked the ‘Last Run’ complication that showed us the distance of our last workout. The choice of three customisable designs includes two analogue and one digital, with a permanent Nike Swoosh that you press to open the Nike+ Run Club app and brings up a big green start button.Įach Nike Volt face – as with standard Apple designs - can be customized to display whatever complications you like – notifications, weather, activity etc. The other ‘exclusive’ addition comes in the form of Nike’s Volt time faces and the permanent Nike+ Run Club Complication (shortcut widget). Remember, if you don’t want to wear your running watch to a business meeting you can easily swap it out, but Apple has confirmed the Nike straps won’t be available separately, so you can't buy a Watch Sport and then Nike-ify it. There’s the silver case with grey/green or grey/white strap or the brushed black case with black/green and black/grey strap. There are several colours available, none of which are offensive by sport watch standards. Much as we liked the understated look of the original Apple Watch Sport band, it did get seriously sweaty.
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