Should you get the full metal Apple Card?

I've had this card for over two years, so here's my 60-second review. One of the things I love about this card is actually the card design itself. I think it's really sleek. All it has on it is your name, the Apple and Goldman Sachs logos, but no card information. So nobody can steal your card number right off the card. I also love that it's a titanium card. I thought it was such a flex in college to hear this thing drop at a bar. I also love that it's a no annual fee cashback card that's pretty easy to qualify for. At the time, I think I had a year and a half of credit history and about a 690 credit score. But my favorite part about the card is actually the app. So the card is stored in your normal Apple Wallet and the home screen is really easy to work with. It'll give you a summary of all of your spending historically and automatically categorize your transactions so you can see how much you're spending in each category. Also, the way you make a payment helps you to avoid interest. It will show you exactly how much you need to pay to avoid paying interest. You can also use this card to split up Apple products into monthly installments that are interest-free. And that's what I did here with my Mac and my AirPods. And a little hint, I used the student discount through Apple to get this bundle deal at a lower price. What I don't like about this card is that the cashback is actually pretty low. The max you can get is 3% cashback and that's only on Apple products and select merchants which are pretty limited. Other than that, you get 2% cashback when you use Apple Pay and 1% cashback when you use the titanium card. So two years in, I do not use this card on a daily basis other than for Apple products, but I still think it's the best entry-level metal card you can get. And that's why I asked.