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Maybe, lets wait and see what Samsung has been cooking.

Yeah you are right. They are simply trying to follow in the footsteps of Apple and I don't see Samsung changing that soon. Their new Galaxy Fit 3 doesn't work with iPhones.

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These two bands are already very old. In fact, my Huawei Band 4 Pro which I have used for 4 years recently went dead. Instead, I'll recommend the Huawei Band 8 which is now my all-day companion. It also lacks inbuilt GPS like the Band 6 but is smarter and has a better display and longer battery life. Or perhaps, you might want to wait for the Huawei Band 9 which is rumored to be around the corner. You might also want to check out the Galaxy Fit 3 which was recently released.

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1. The Watch comes with an embedded electronic SIM, so no need to put the sim inside. 2. No you don't. 3. Both watch and phone must be on the same network which means if your current service provider offers any plan for the Pixel Watch LTE, you can easily activate LTE on the watch.

Absolutely! The LTE model can work just like the Bluetooth model if you choose not to activate LTE

Yes it does. Once you are connected to a working Wi-Fi network, you should be able to take WhatsApp calls as well as receive and reply to WhatsApp messages.

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It totally depends on you. If you really want to be able to make and receive calls without your phone then its worth it.

Maybe one day

Absolutely!

Great to hear!

If you want inbuilt GPS, you might want to get the Band 8 Pro instead. sorry for the late reply.

You right, it was a mistake on my side.

Go with the Band 7 Pro it has inbuilt GPS and the display is bigger. Note that there is now a Band 8 Pro which is a better bargain than Band 7 Pro

Of course, its all about your wrist size. Just measure your write using a meter rule then compare it with the size of the watch.

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Yes it can. You have option to choose from Amazon Music and Spotify.

Absolutely you can.

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Yes you can use the LTE version even without activating LTE. It works just like the Bluetooth version.

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Bluetooth model has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth while LTE model has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Cellular. So the Bluetooth model has Wi-Fi. Sorry for the late reply.

yes if u have LTE watch it'll work , but if u have bluetooth watch ur mobile have to be nearby otherwise it wont work

Both watch and phone will have the same number. That is, both devices will share same number. If your phone is nearby and LTE is activated on watch, you will receive call on both devices.

Yes you can make and receive calls from the Bluetooth model, however your phone must be nearby. Meanwhile with the LTE model, your phone don't need to be nearby to make and receive calls.

Actually a separate plan for the watch is offered but both phone and watch must be on same network and will share same number.

Yes, the LTE model will work even without enabling LTE.

I think there is a way to disable the rotating bezel. Go to settings>>general>>rotating bezel

@@smartwatchnews only disable WAKE up display. but i overcoming my necessity. when bezel is disable, just put the watch in always on display. when the watch goes dim and the bezel is disable now you can rotate the bezel WITHOUT it enter to another screen. this way i can track the time and use the TACHYMETER by rotating the bezel with the dial and hands ( pointers)

Absolutely! Yes you can use the LTE model without activating LTE

@@smartwatchnews can bluetooth watch connect to wifi ?

Awww that's quite unfortunate

sorry for that mistake.

Sorry for the late reply. I have the Galaxy Watch 4 Bluetooth model, and yes, you can make and receive calls as long as your phone is nearby. The Bluetooth and LTE models are the same in every aspect, the only difference is that the LTE model allows you to make and receive calls without your phone.

The LTE model comes with an embedded SIM, you don't need to insert any SIM card. Yes, the LTE model can work just like the Bluetooth model if you choose not to activate LTE.

@@smartwatchnews ohh OK ty

​@@smartwatchnewsthank God, i just ordered the Lte model, after ordering wondered if it still had bluetooth

Bluetooth is the primary way the watch connects to your phone. Nonetheless with the LTE model, you can turn of Bluetooth and everything will work fine.

@Smartwatch TV can i then get rid of the icon that says its not connected to my phone ?

@@liten026 did you figure it out

No sadly you need the lte version to have a digital line added to your phone line that pair your phone number with the watch. To be use as a stand alone device

@@cris.han0311 dang... can i trade it in or something?

@mike thomas samsung has a trade program if you go through them but I honestly don't know how much they will give you for it. Or your phone provider as well

No, that's not possible because it doesn't have an eSIM.

Glad to hear that

I don't get you clearly. The Galaxy Watch 4 automatically displays time on the watch face. It syncs your phone's time.

@@smartwatchnews I mean like how do you see what time it is Cuz what if u left ur phone at home but u have ur watch

​@@OrangeGirl2 the watch has a built in clock like every other device, it will stay accurate unless you run out of battery while not connect to wifi or your phone, it will automatically correct itself it its wrong when it connect to your phone or wifi

Both have Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. The only difference is that the LTE model has an embeded sim that enables cellular network