I've inherited an Apple Watch Series 3 "Edition" in the White Ceramic trim. Everything in the box is included (including, from back in the good ol' days, the magnetic charging puck!) and battery life seems good in (very) preliminary testing. I'm a runner, first and foremost, and would use this in place of my Garmin FR 245, most likely (I have a Stryd footpod, as well).
We can debate those relative merits all day - I've owned several Garmins and Watches in the past few years, so I'm familiar with each's shortcomings - but I'm wondering if anyone has specifically dealt with the ceramic model as a running watch. Any GPS errors? Does a Series 3 still cut it in 2020 as a daily driver, if the primary focus is fitness first and smartwatch second?
We can debate those relative merits all day - I've owned several Garmins and Watches in the past few years, so I'm familiar with each's shortcomings - but I'm wondering if anyone has specifically dealt with the ceramic model as a running watch. Any GPS errors? Does a Series 3 still cut it in 2020 as a daily driver, if the primary focus is fitness first and smartwatch second?