True. I forgot about that. Interesting you can’t get that configuration anymore.Well, Apple didn't give us a choice initially...so it was "go big or go home"Was a little irate when they brought it out with the sport band after the fact.
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True. I forgot about that. Interesting you can’t get that configuration anymore.Well, Apple didn't give us a choice initially...so it was "go big or go home"Was a little irate when they brought it out with the sport band after the fact.
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Gone from S0 SBSS with link bracelet to S3 SBSS and put the link bracelet onto it.
The speed of this thing compared to the S0 is night and day!
Not using the LTE, my provider doesn't support it yet, but I'm rarely without any phone so it's irrelevant.
Siri finding her voice is lovely too.
Pretty sure the S2 was also a smidge thicker. (and electronic components aren't the most forgiving when you shoehorn them into a smaller space than they were designed for)I have a stainless steel S0 with a broken screen. It has been broken for over a year now. I'm wondering if I can replace the S0 internals (and screen) with S2 sport internals (and screen...)
Moving to aluminium isn't really an option for me. Too "tinny" (heh)
If you upgrade now, of course it's the Series 3, given that the S3 is 70% faster than the S2. However, my choice is out of the selections you have given. I chose the aluminium version this time since I realised that I will replace it in 2 years anyway. It doesn't worth it to spend 2x the money just for the casing. Just my two cents.
(When I bought the SS with Link Bracelet first-gen. watch I thought it could last longer.)
Pretty sure the S2 was also a smidge thicker. (and electronic components aren't the most forgiving when you shoehorn them into a smaller space than they were designed for)
You should see if you can get a few bucks for the broken S0 (as is) - unless you find a repair place that would fix the screen for cheap. See what your model's going for on swappa and make the call. Then just buy yourself a used S2 (or wait to see if there's any used S3's that show up in the next few months)![]()
Not sure how one can go Aluminum after having SS, it's quite a downgrade in quality.
It would depend on your skill level. check out ifixit and their tutorial on disassembly of apple watches. I think it would be more trouble than it is worth.
I have a stainless steel S0 with a broken screen. It has been broken for over a year now. I'm wondering if I can replace the S0 internals (and screen) with S2 sport internals (and screen...)
Moving to aluminium isn't really an option for me. Too "tinny" (heh)
It's lighter. And at the rate Apple is making Watch improvements, yearly upgrades are easier to justify.Not sure how one can go Aluminum after having SS, it's quite a downgrade in quality. Not to mention every SS model has LTE so there is that as well.