I'll go along with those comments, if you have an ipod then the nike+ sport kit is a great cheap gadget and surprisingly accurate if you have a stable stride/pace.richardsimkiss said:What have you looked at?
I'd say there was a slight contradiction in your question... as the cheapest is not going to be the most accurate by any means!
if you have an iPod nano then a Nike+ would be a reasonable starting point at around £20... failing that try decathalon, I tihnk they had something similar to the Garmin forerunner 305, so it may be worth seeing if they have anything cheaper and more basic too?
It's only made for the official ipod I'm afraid, but for your £150 you'd be able to pick up both bits of kit. Have a look here to see it at workelliot22 said:I didn't mean the cheapest and most accurate. I meant a cheap but accurate speedometer.
That's a helpful recommendation, as I was looking at ones previously at £100-£150.
Sadly, I don't have an iPod Nano, but I was considering getting one anyway.
One other question, is the Nike+ compatible with other MP3/MP4 players such as a Samsung make or does it have to be the official iPod?
And thanks again.