Nike Lunar Hyperdunk+ 2012 (pictures)

The Lunar Hyperdunk+ sneakers are designed for the hard-core basketball fan. The shoes come with removable Bluetooth sensors that can link the shoe's pressure sensors to an app on an iOS device. The shoes measure how long you've played, how quickly you move, and how high you jump. You also get a Nike Fuel score, which is Nike's own proprietary measurement of activity.

Nike's flagship basketball shoes opted for an interesting mix of colors, with black, aqua blue, gray, and purple, making for an interesting look. Some of the shoe nuts in the office weren't so hot on it.

The Hyperdunk+ shoes are clearly a premium item, and you recognize that as soon as you open the box. Of course, at $250, they'd better feel premium.

Under each insole is a slot for a Bluetooth sensor. Simply plug them in and push on the heel to activate them.

The home screen of the Nike+ Basketball app shows your Nike Fuel score, total amount from your vertical leap, playing time, and quickness.

The pressure sensors built into the shoe can tell how hard you're stepping down.

The app's Live Mode gives you real-time feedback as you run through jumping and quick-step exercises.

Once in the shoes, the Bluetooth sensors disappear. The shoes themselves are light, and the sensors add little weight to them.

These Hyperdunk+ shoes had the honor of enduring several tough basketball games before the photo shoot.

Because of their odd shape, Nike packed a unique charger for the Bluetooth sensors. The sensors hold their charge for a while; CNET has tested them for weeks with minimal drain.