Marco Arment

That I found delightful.

And I also really enjoyed that the Suunto app afterwards, when you're reviewing the data...

It has a lot more detail than the Apple Fitness app does for reviewing workout data.

And it allowed me to dive in and see.

I can customize and see different charts and graphs and lay one on top of the other to see different metrics.

Like, oh, if I put elevation over pace, I can see how I slowed down when I was going up the elevation and stuff like that.

Or you can see where your brakes were in the pacing and everything.

And you could break down by mile.

It didn't matter that I pushed the lap button accidentally a few times.

It also kept an automatic, quote, lap of each mile I did.

So I could go back later and review speed per mile and pace and heart rate and all that other stuff.

So that was actually really nice.

I liked the workout data review in the app.

I don't know.

if it writes to HealthKit.

So far, it isn't.

I don't know if that means it can't or if I just haven't enabled that yet or if there's some third-party tool I'd have to use to do that.

But right now, it is not writing to HealthKit.

For my purposes, I don't think I care, but that could be a big deal to a lot of people.

But generally speaking, I really enjoyed it on the walk.