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Video: Should you buy the standard Apple Watch Series 3, or the Nike + model?

Apple offers the new Series 3 update of the Apple Watch in a number of different styles, including a Nike+ version for fitness-focused users. Which version is right for you? AppleInsider helps you decide.

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GeorgeBMac Said:

So, the only difference between a Nike and a standard AW3 LTE once the Nike App has been downloaded is the custom watch face and enclosed band? Cosmetic stuff?

That said -- my AW exercise app effectively locked up on me twice this afternoon. Actually, what happened was I paused the watch but, when I went to "resume" it, instead of seeing resume I saw "pause". But, since the exercise app was already paused that was meaningless and there was no way to resume the run. I had to end the workout and start a new one.
... There might be a legitimate explanation, but right now it sounds like a bug. An irritating one.

commodus Said:

Have the Nike+ model, and it made sense to me just for the sport loop -- it's definitely better than buying a GPS-only model and picking up a loop after the fact. And yeah, the 16GB of storage and ceramic back make it a good compromise between the regular aluminum and steel models.

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