I have the small galaxy 6 lte version. I live in Canada, only hot for 2-3 months of the of year, no problems with overheating yet. Battery life sucks when using health tracker, let and music at same time. I just make sure I charge it before I go for a run. Gps seems to be better than I expected when tracking runs, only screwed up a couple times in over100 runs. Overall satisfied with my purchase, does what ai need it to do.
thank you for posting this comment it cleared up the remaining questions also the overheating is probably going to be the same as you, since i live in a country with 4 months of heat
Great video, and that is first one where someone mention overheating. FYI. I had 2 of Samsung Watch 6 Classic LTE black with dissent connection area , and both of them were overheating when they stand alone and using LTE service for about 1-2 min. They goes to airplane mode to cool down. I have replace them with the third one ( silver this time) to see if that is a hardware issue. My wife is using pixel watch LTE and she have no overheating problem at all on the same network. Members of my family who visit us using Apple watch with LTE and they have no issue at all, so i tend to belive that samsung is selling faulty products. One more time, GREAT VIDEO!
Ya I had 3 different samsung watches and all 3 overheated on LTE phone calls and LTE Data streaming such as UA-cam.Switched to Apple watch 9, no calling or LTE Data heat problems.
I had 2 watches 6 LTE, and both were overheating. So I decided to switch to silver and see if that is going to change anything. Thanks for the little hope that silver one is not overheating.
Try turning off Bluetooth and wifi use only 5g mobile data and see how long you can make a phone call or stream a UA-cam video,5 minutes if lucky then overheats,shuts down.
I esyvhrf this a month of so back, ended up buying galaxy 6 classic 47mm LTE version for the reasons described in the video, and I like having some freedom from my phone. My first smartwatch, I thougt smartwatches were sort of dumb, frivolous. But by chance I happend to learn about the galaxy watch 6 classic 47mm and thought this might work for me, and after two weeks, I am loving it to death, coolest gizmo I've ever owned. It's nice to have a Samsung phone, and I purcased the Samsunb Bud2 Pro earbuds, so I alm pretty Samsunged-out so to speak. But no regretsl, I have loved their products for years. Use their SSDs in all my computers. Seeing this video after using the watch for a while was helpful, affirming on my thinking for getting the LTE version. Knowing the pros and cons is important. I have only experienced heat issues while charging the watch, but nothing that concerned me, and I think that charging when the watch is completed turned off avoids the problem. Good helpful video, helped me make the decision to purchase the LTE version of the watch. Thanks.
Adding few more benefits of lte from my experience, 1. Can use Google assistant and Bixby to get online content and response without connecting to phone, 2. GPS will be faster to locate your position when open the map directly from watch, 3. Can connect to home assistant or SmartThings to remote control the smart devices at home without connecting to phone
For me I just don't want to carry my phone and watch 24/7 . So for regular errands I can leave my phone at home knowing someone can always reach me and I can also reach them.
You don't gave to get a mobile data plan. The price difference is $20 for me on the Samsung store. You could even make emergency calls to 911 without a mobile plan, that's one benefit right there. And resale value?
You're paying an extra 20 buck...per month!? Maybe...maybe $5, but not $20. While I do believe in having options, in my use case, it's very niche, and I couldn't justify paying an additional $20 per month.
@@dittleshere in Australia you have to have a post paid plan which is about $20 dearer than an equivalent prepaid plan so you really do pay $20 extra to utilise the lte function but of course telstra/optus will tell you its about $5 extra on top of an expensive post paid plan.
I still have the GW4 LTE. I find it over heats often, especially if I've been wearing it before I go out. Or just taken freshly off charge. Im generally a warm person to put whats just been mentioned in context. It roughly takes 3 minutes before it needs to cool down in them circumstances. If however it's cold, I do get a far longer period.
I had GW 6 classic 47 LTE 1 month. Battery did improve but it really didn't change anything. I had to charge all the time, and if it was interrupt or if I did forget it, I went without battery rest of that day. I went back to garmin and bought venu 3. Really big difference and a very good watch. Garmin is really something worth buying. And 14 days battery life.
I have a 3-year old Venu, and I love it, as a beautiful watch. But as an activity tracker it is so incredibly inaccurate, it became useless. The step count was always off, I can be standing still, but as long as I am moving my hand (let's say chopping some vegetables), Venu still count my hand movement as steps. I even often break the steps goals while cooking. Totally absurd. Also, the stairs are not counted accurately either and some days the watch simply decides not to display the stairs count at all. I also don't like the fact that I can't reply to my messages (other than yes/no/ok) and obviously, that calls cannot be answered (talk). I just bought the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic and so far so good, no overheating and the sound quality of the calls is fantastic, as well as the microphone range. I can speak in my regular volume and people can hear me loud and clear without having the watch close to my face. So far, I love it.
Thank you for the video, especially on how the lte works compared to bluetooth and if i could still use the bluetooth and wifi version if i had an lte, plus how to activate the esim and the cost....your video was very helpful and informative ❤❤
Tomorrow i get my LTE version for the first time. And at work i cant have my phone on me but with this watch i can. I even switched mobile provider to use a esim on my phone. I hope everything works well. I'm from the netherlands so esim is kinda new and only a few mobile providers support it.
Before I was so confused about which one should I buy and I already watched so many videos in youtube but I didn't get solution but now after watching your video now i'm confirmed thank you very much ❤❤❤❤❤
you earned a subscriber my friend, loved the way you described. Plus I have watched many YT videos and shorts to find out if BT version can make Google or Samsung payments at shops and here you are explaining it in first 30 secs .. more power to u
I have the Bluetooth version on my GW 6 47mm classic and I can gets about 2 days a half of power on this watch ⌚️ and far as laying your phone down and a Certain point you will hear a beep sound telling you is not Connected while on Display you will still have the Functions on the watch ⌚️ ppls can still call you and text you from Unknown numbers that you can block then or send them a text message I haven't had any problems at all the a alarm still goes on and let say if your sitting down to long it's will tells you and start pointing ⬆️⬆️⬆️ telling you you been sitting to long it's time to gets up and start rolling that's something I like on this watch ⌚️ 👍🏾 I just wish it's had a blood pressure app on here that's just my opinion I hope the GW 7 and 7 pro has that and just a more bigger face maybe a 50mm ⌚️👈🏾 would be nice do👍🏾💯🏆
@@swekiwi4517 not really. I ended up with a 40mm LTE, and the battery life is manageable, but not great. Gives me a full day when in full use, with notifications, always on display, automatic sport detection, always active stress and cardio freq readings, Google assistant without "ok google", sleep tracking with oxygen and temperature... Did not activate LTE because I don't need it, just wanted it available just in case. As I said, it lasts a day, maybe some more if you need to squeeze it, but not 48 hours.
You can get a PrePaid E-Sim QR Code and put it on your watch and then Forward your phone calls to the Watch and put some data on your Watch Number do you connect with your phone even if it is not there by turning on The "Call and text on other devices" Setting on Your Phone.
I love my Galaxy 6 LTE . I can listen to my audio book on Spotify at the gym and on my walks. However, currently, can't delete a voicemail notification. Any tips?
I have a question, I just switched my watch 5 pro for the 6 classic and the gesture of cover the screen with your palm is not working as it did one all my previous watches. Any ideas of how to fix it?
I Ordered the LTE version but I'm Using Visible wireless in the US, they only support the Apple watch for $5 so far. I planed to just use the BT and wifi until or if they offer the LTE service on the Galaxy watch.
Can you used the LTE on the GW 5 ⌚️44mm . AND this what I don't understand why didn't Samsung have the Rotating Buzzle on all of there's smart watchs iam saying this when I had the Samsung gear 3 ⌚️that have the Rotating bezzle on it was good left on it where's I didn't have to buy a screen protector on it at all I loved that watch even do its was a little bit heavy on my rest I find that more easier than using your finger all the time to look at what's on the screen do you understand me sir
If using LTE to make calls mine would overheating at 2 minutes and cut off calls. With Bluetooth on ,calls stayed cool. I then reset the phone with minimum apps and wifi,Bluetooth off, LTE only will now Stay cool and not cut off calls.Can then leave cell phone at home.
Now switched to Apple IPhone 14 and Apple watch9. Oh what a difference,so happy 😊 I can now use watch as a phone independent of iPhone on or off ,no overheat issues on LTE!
I have a question if I add the esim connecting the arch to a Samsung phone, when I use the new transfer to new phone feature it will transfer even the esim or not?
Hi. A great video but one thing I want to confirm please. If I get the watch 6 that that WiFi. If my phone is downstairs in my home and I am upstairs but out of Bluetooth range will I get the notifications still without the need of LTE?
Thats good to have lte version but unfortunately the battery's that not good tbh tho:( i wish this type of smartwatch wear os they upgrade the battery at least can last longer in 5 day something that would be enough for me tho😅🙌🏼
informative and useful video - thx question: I have a 5 PRO LTE bought from US - Samsung's official website, but I'm not in the US and here our carriers don't support number duplication on phone and LTE watches (with esim). But they support separte esim number. And I heard that it it's possible to setup single separate esim number on LTE watch. Who can help and surely say is this true and if yes how can I do that ? Because when I'm trying to setup "mobile plans" from "galaxy wearable" - it only asks me to choose one of my sim-s of my phone - but I need to setup separate esim only for LTE watch...
How come I have galaxy watch 6 Classic LTE but when streaming music on LTE watch overheating and says emergency calls only. After cooling watch works again
You have too many apps on and if wifi and Bluetooth on this will over heat LTE calling. Reset phone and off the wifi,Bluetooth and extra background apps, worked for me anyway.
We don't have to pay for e-sim extension in our smartwatch in INDIA😁😁 At least for now. And also the 4G is on an avg is 100mbps, whereas 5G is somwhat depends on the area and density of connection in there. But the fun fact is- we are able to use it for free (we get 5G at the cheapest price of 4G)
I use LTE on my 43mm galaxy watch 6 classic, no heating issues but will drink battery power so I use it for an hour or 2 a day when I go for a run or a bike ride ( while using Strava)
Can I turn off LTE and use Bluetooth functions with my android if my phone service provider doesn't support the watch??and how long does your watch last WITH LTE off just on BT
Justtttt to be clear in re to remote connections. So you can send texts but you cant call unless you have the LTE version? Or is it that its abailable but the call feature is exclusive to people with samsung phones?
You need LTE to make the calls. Let's you keep your phone at home and still get full use (stream music, calls, etc) Workout LTE, you can still send and receive texts, pay for things, and most everything else.
After this update I can't replace Bixby with Google assistant...even i set Google assistant on power button from wear app...help... I m using galaxy watch 4 classic LTE
Do someone here know if i will set up the esim with an Samsung phone and then connect to the watch with non Samsung phone will the esim still work or will it automatically disable?
About the overheating.... The watch does heat up, yes. But, in my case (gw4 lte), I've never felt it heating more with lte than when it is charging. And it never locked up or gave any heating alarm when it's charging. Isn't it kind of exaggerated the way it's programmed? Last week, i had to hard reset it, and as i was installing all the stuff back, it started giving that heating up alarm and blocking itself again and again. It was barely warm. My phone started killing apps and giving temperature alarm some time ago, but i forgot it outside in direct sunlight, by over 30 degrees Celsius. The phone was burning hot. I feel like this watch heating issue could be minimized with a little software tunning. But that's me... cheers✌️
I have always had LTE versions and the smallest sizes too. Because of the smaller battery it has never lasted 2 days. 1 day average but I have 2 phones and 2 LTE watches on different carriers. Very convenient to have one phone on carrier "A" and wear the watch using the other carrier. Thanks for another good and honest review.
@@ciddhere Using the same carrier for both phone & watch is what most peoe do. If you used a different carrier on your watch & a different carrier on your phone you would not be able to sync up phone calls with your watch when leaving your phone at home & only wearing your watch. You'd only receive phone calls on your watch from your "watches carrier."
Can you help me? I can hear my audio through my earbuds but when I am making phone calls, my earbuds won't pick up the sound. It only playing it through my watch.
can we speak call for more than 5 min :( as i am still struggling with watch 4 . it goes only for 2 to 3 min max and then it will disconnect die to heat. irrespective of location.
The delayed updates are false. This is only applicable if you have the watch from the telecom provider and they installed their bloatware on it. If you buy LTE version from samsung itself it won't affect the updates
sorry to disappoint you, it does not matter where you buy the watch. As soon as you activate your telecom plan (no matter who it is with) you will be bound to the telecom provider for the updates. If you do not activate LTE and just use the watch as a BLT version, then that is correct as no other company will be involved.
As a watch 6 classic user. All i can say is Samsung has the best wear os smartwatch in line. But no smartwatch in the Android world comes close to Apple watch. The software integration, ease of use, fluidity, animations, haptics, better health tracking, it's really gonna take a long time to beat the Apple watch. Was mindblown after comparing my watch 6 classic to a mere series 7. Truly disappointed.
Ya I have a Samsung pro 5 and the Apple watch 9 but only the apple watch LTE can handle long phone calls with no overheat problem, Samsung pro 5 has long battery life and much better apps and easy to add music on the watch, Apple sucks for any pc library free music. though.
Are you LTE or Bluetooth? 👇
I am using Galaxy watch 5 Pro LTE
I.m using galaxy watch 4 classic lte
@@rajeswaribudumuri836 are you still happy with it?
Galaxy watch 4 bluetooth is the best
Watch 4 lte
This finally answered all my questions I have been searching for for two days on and off. Thank you.
I always buy the LTE version of a smartwatch if it's available...I would rather have LTE and not need it instead of needing it and not having it.
It cost 50€ more😅😅
Do you need an extra sim ??
@@giovannifiorrosso6053not a physical sim, at least. Its an Esim
Thank you so much for this comparison, I was just looking for the differences and you can`t find these information nowhere! Great video.
Glad it was helpful!
I have the small galaxy 6 lte version. I live in Canada, only hot for 2-3 months of the of year, no problems with overheating yet. Battery life sucks when using health tracker, let and music at same time. I just make sure I charge it before I go for a run. Gps seems to be better than I expected when tracking runs, only screwed up a couple times in over100 runs. Overall satisfied with my purchase, does what ai need it to do.
thank you for posting this comment it cleared up the remaining questions also the overheating is probably going to be the same as you, since i live in a country with 4 months of heat
Great video, and that is first one where someone mention overheating. FYI. I had 2 of Samsung Watch 6 Classic LTE black with dissent connection area , and both of them were overheating when they stand alone and using LTE service for about 1-2 min. They goes to airplane mode to cool down. I have replace them with the third one ( silver this time) to see if that is a hardware issue. My wife is using pixel watch LTE and she have no overheating problem at all on the same network. Members of my family who visit us using Apple watch with LTE and they have no issue at all, so i tend to belive that samsung is selling faulty products.
One more time, GREAT VIDEO!
Czy srebrny też się przegrzewa? Jak wrażenia?
@@jakubbursztyka7406 Ta sama historia, zwróciłem trzeci i czekam na pixel 2.
Ya I had 3 different samsung watches and all 3 overheated on LTE phone calls and LTE Data streaming such as UA-cam.Switched to Apple watch 9, no calling or LTE Data heat problems.
Maybe it's the exynos chip, now I am confused if I should get a samsung watch or not
@babor_ i had the same issues with silver one. Now I'm waiting for an update on watch 7 ultra from one of my friends. See if issue is fixed or not.
Great video I got the Galaxy watch 6 classic LTE 47 mm in that beautiful silver and mine don't overheat at all so far
I had 2 watches 6 LTE, and both were overheating. So I decided to switch to silver and see if that is going to change anything. Thanks for the little hope that silver one is not overheating.
Try turning off Bluetooth and wifi use only 5g mobile data and see how long you can make a phone call or stream a UA-cam video,5 minutes if lucky then overheats,shuts down.
I esyvhrf this a month of so back, ended up buying galaxy 6 classic 47mm LTE version for the reasons described in the video, and I like having some freedom from my phone. My first smartwatch, I thougt smartwatches were sort of dumb, frivolous. But by chance I happend to learn about the galaxy watch 6 classic 47mm and thought this might work for me, and after two weeks, I am loving it to death, coolest gizmo I've ever owned. It's nice to have a Samsung phone, and I purcased the Samsunb Bud2 Pro earbuds, so I alm pretty Samsunged-out so to speak. But no regretsl, I have loved their products for years. Use their SSDs in all my computers.
Seeing this video after using the watch for a while was helpful, affirming on my thinking for getting the LTE version. Knowing the pros and cons is important. I have only experienced heat issues while charging the watch, but nothing that concerned me, and I think that charging when the watch is completed turned off avoids the problem.
Good helpful video, helped me make the decision to purchase the LTE version of the watch. Thanks.
Adding few more benefits of lte from my experience, 1. Can use Google assistant and Bixby to get online content and response without connecting to phone, 2. GPS will be faster to locate your position when open the map directly from watch, 3. Can connect to home assistant or SmartThings to remote control the smart devices at home without connecting to phone
I just was looking for this information thanks a lot!
Yes, thanks for the extra info.
For me I just don't want to carry my phone and watch 24/7 . So for regular errands I can leave my phone at home knowing someone can always reach me and I can also reach them.
For LTE,
Not only do you have to pay more for the technology to be in the watch, you also have to pay your current cellular carrier for another line
You don't gave to get a mobile data plan. The price difference is $20 for me on the Samsung store. You could even make emergency calls to 911 without a mobile plan, that's one benefit right there. And resale value?
You're paying an extra 20 buck...per month!? Maybe...maybe $5, but not $20. While I do believe in having options, in my use case, it's very niche, and I couldn't justify paying an additional $20 per month.
I got a free galaxy watch, only pay for the line 10 bucks
@@dittleshere in Australia you have to have a post paid plan which is about $20 dearer than an equivalent prepaid plan so you really do pay $20 extra to utilise the lte function but of course telstra/optus will tell you its about $5 extra on top of an expensive post paid plan.
@@A.I.WarFare1947hey which watch 6? And for what u paying? If you have already the watch paid
This is the video I've been looking for! Thanks
I still have the GW4 LTE. I find it over heats often, especially if I've been wearing it before I go out. Or just taken freshly off charge. Im generally a warm person to put whats just been mentioned in context. It roughly takes 3 minutes before it needs to cool down in them circumstances. If however it's cold, I do get a far longer period.
I had GW 6 classic 47 LTE 1 month. Battery did improve but it really didn't change anything. I had to charge all the time, and if it was interrupt or if I did forget it, I went without battery rest of that day. I went back to garmin and bought venu 3. Really big difference and a very good watch. Garmin is really something worth buying. And 14 days battery life.
Does Garmin have any _standalone_ LTE versions?
@jrb.3985 i think garmin 945 or something like that but in other purpose than regular lte and you don't link it to your ordinary phone services.
I have a 3-year old Venu, and I love it, as a beautiful watch. But as an activity tracker it is so incredibly inaccurate, it became useless. The step count was always off, I can be standing still, but as long as I am moving my hand (let's say chopping some vegetables), Venu still count my hand movement as steps. I even often break the steps goals while cooking. Totally absurd.
Also, the stairs are not counted accurately either and some days the watch simply decides not to display the stairs count at all. I also don't like the fact that I can't reply to my messages (other than yes/no/ok) and obviously, that calls cannot be answered (talk).
I just bought the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic and so far so good, no overheating and the sound quality of the calls is fantastic, as well as the microphone range. I can speak in my regular volume and people can hear me loud and clear without having the watch close to my face. So far, I love it.
@@LaRoqSdid you get the Bt or LTE version on the Samsung galaxy 6 watch ?
Thank you for the video, especially on how the lte works compared to bluetooth and if i could still use the bluetooth and wifi version if i had an lte, plus how to activate the esim and the cost....your video was very helpful and informative ❤❤
Thank you. You answered the question I had immediately.👍🏼
Tomorrow i get my LTE version for the first time. And at work i cant have my phone on me but with this watch i can. I even switched mobile provider to use a esim on my phone. I hope everything works well. I'm from the netherlands so esim is kinda new and only a few mobile providers support it.
Great to see you, your smile ❤
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Really you helped me so much i was going to buy the galaxy watch lte but after this video i decided to choose bt virsion specifically for the battery
Thank you very much, great review
Before I was so confused about which one should I buy and I already watched so many videos in youtube but I didn't get solution but now after watching your video now i'm confirmed thank you very much ❤❤❤❤❤
you earned a subscriber my friend, loved the way you described. Plus I have watched many YT videos and shorts to find out if BT version can make Google or Samsung payments at shops and here you are explaining it in first 30 secs .. more power to u
Brilliant review buddy
Im glad I've seen you're peice
I have the Bluetooth version on my GW 6 47mm classic and I can gets about 2 days a half of power on this watch ⌚️ and far as laying your phone down and a Certain point you will hear a beep sound telling you is not Connected while on Display you will still have the Functions on the watch ⌚️ ppls can still call you and text you from Unknown numbers that you can block then or send them a text message I haven't had any problems at all the a alarm still goes on and let say if your sitting down to long it's will tells you and start pointing ⬆️⬆️⬆️ telling you you been sitting to long it's time to gets up and start rolling that's something I like on this watch ⌚️ 👍🏾 I just wish it's had a blood pressure app on here that's just my opinion I hope the GW 7 and 7 pro has that and just a more bigger face maybe a 50mm ⌚️👈🏾 would be nice do👍🏾💯🏆
Great video and very well explained
I was able to activate esim without Samsung phone.
I used my pixel to activate esim & later use that esim on watch 4.
Hi great video, but I have noticed that the quality of the last videos are not as before it seems that you record at 20 fps!
Very helpful. I was debating on this or a pixel 2. I think Galaxy 6 beats out the Pixel.
Thank you so much for this review
❤❤Thank you very comprehensive.
What is the battery drain difference between plain BT model and LTE model using BT with LTE off?
Did you ever find out?
@@swekiwi4517 not really. I ended up with a 40mm LTE, and the battery life is manageable, but not great. Gives me a full day when in full use, with notifications, always on display, automatic sport detection, always active stress and cardio freq readings, Google assistant without "ok google", sleep tracking with oxygen and temperature... Did not activate LTE because I don't need it, just wanted it available just in case.
As I said, it lasts a day, maybe some more if you need to squeeze it, but not 48 hours.
LTE off does help the galaxy pro 5 extend battery very much for me.
Any answers I'm about to go buy one
Any info on this guys? I'm about to purchase an lte but no immediate plan to activate eSim
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Great informative video. Thank you
This helped me decide to go for warch7 lte
Thanks man i had this question 😅
Quite frankly, this was excellent 💯
Thank you so much.
nice video!
thank you so much!!
What I was annoyed is that LTE version doesn’t support prepaid in Australia only postpaid/plans contracts 😢Australia behind the times on this one
You can get a PrePaid E-Sim QR Code and put it on your watch and then Forward your phone calls to the Watch and put some data on your Watch Number do you connect with your phone even if it is not there by turning on The "Call and text on other devices" Setting on Your Phone.
Very detailed analysis
I love my Galaxy 6 LTE . I can listen to my audio book on Spotify at the gym and on my walks. However, currently, can't delete a voicemail notification. Any tips?
You didn’t ask but I received my 1UI update for my Watch 5 Pro, last night, 7 September. I’m in the UK…cool
thnx.. it helped a tone!
Finally there's an upside to living in Dutch climate lol no overheating 😂
lol, tell me about, mind you we have like the best summer end in Munich ever...sun, blue sky 26 for one week straight!
Yup. Same here...1 week of summer 😂
Haha Amsterdamer here
@@Awaaracook Rotterdam here 😂
Since mos people have the software update could you please do an overview video of the new software features
sure you bet...
I have a question, I just switched my watch 5 pro for the 6 classic and the gesture of cover the screen with your palm is not working as it did one all my previous watches. Any ideas of how to fix it?
I Ordered the LTE version but I'm Using Visible wireless in the US, they only support the Apple watch for $5 so far. I planed to just use the BT and wifi until or if they offer the LTE service on the Galaxy watch.
Thanks I did not know my watch could make and receive calls via wifi.
nice video. good job
I connected my watch6 LTE to my car infotainment system without having the phone with me
Helpful
Which is best one Bluetooth or LTE
Is Lte version has also Bluetooth?.... I mean, is i can also connect with my phone in Lte versio?
Can you used the LTE on the GW 5 ⌚️44mm . AND this what I don't understand why didn't Samsung have the Rotating Buzzle on all of there's smart watchs iam saying this when I had the Samsung gear 3 ⌚️that have the Rotating bezzle on it was good left on it where's I didn't have to buy a screen protector on it at all I loved that watch even do its was a little bit heavy on my rest I find that more easier than using your finger all the time to look at what's on the screen do you understand me sir
Thx for the video with the 6 classic bluetooth what is the max distance from the phone for it to work properly ?
5-15m
Thanks so much for explaining everything
in detail, so people dont have to buy & find out themselfes. 👍
Yes it is very disappointing to have my third galaxy LTE watch and still have over heating issues! (4 LTE, 5 LTE, and now the 6 LTE)
If using LTE to make calls mine would overheating at 2 minutes and cut off calls. With Bluetooth on ,calls stayed cool. I then reset the phone with minimum apps and wifi,Bluetooth off, LTE only will now Stay cool and not cut off calls.Can then leave cell phone at home.
Correction, LTE on always cause over heating,no fix, returning watch, issue on all galaxy LTE watches,design flaw.
Now switched to Apple IPhone 14 and Apple watch9. Oh what a difference,so happy 😊 I can now use watch as a phone independent of iPhone on or off ,no overheat issues on LTE!
any updates? has the battery been fixed?
I have a question if I add the esim connecting the arch to a Samsung phone, when I use the new transfer to new phone feature it will transfer even the esim or not?
Hi. A great video but one thing I want to confirm please. If I get the watch 6 that that WiFi. If my phone is downstairs in my home and I am upstairs but out of Bluetooth range will I get the notifications still without the need of LTE?
Thats good to have lte version but unfortunately the battery's that not good tbh tho:( i wish this type of smartwatch wear os they upgrade the battery at least can last longer in 5 day something that would be enough for me tho😅🙌🏼
Here in Brazil he have a biblical level plague of telemarketing calling us, so I dread the idea of having my number on my watch hahahah
So does this watch have an option to automatically enable lte if we leave the phone at home (lost Bluetooth connection)???
Can I activate 2 esims for same number on my phone and watch too
What about you turn of the lte will it still overheat?
I am using Galaxy watch 5 Pro LTE
Does your phone overheat when lte mode is on?
@@servantofthetruth8203omg is that a case? No way it gets heat on s24 or the watch heat?
@@retirementkhabibnurmagomed7280 I'm using watch 6 lite with s24 ultra no issues
did you say the battery life is only 12 hours on LTE?
Yes, LTE only. Meaning no phone or WiFi connected. GW as a standalone device.
informative and useful video - thx
question: I have a 5 PRO LTE bought from US - Samsung's official website, but I'm not in the US and here our carriers don't support number duplication on phone and LTE watches (with esim). But they support separte esim number. And I heard that it it's possible to setup single separate esim number on LTE watch. Who can help and surely say is this true and if yes how can I do that ?
Because when I'm trying to setup "mobile plans" from "galaxy wearable" - it only asks me to choose one of my sim-s of my phone - but I need to setup separate esim only for LTE watch...
Bluetooth. Tried an LTE overheated, serious battery loss not worth the extra 15.00 per month for a line. 15 after taxes
LTE watch saved me when I forgot phone and had a flat tire out in the middle of nowhere ,thank God for the extra watch line!
Want get another Bluetooth one again i learned that one with the 4 classic..
How come I have galaxy watch 6 Classic LTE but when streaming music on LTE watch overheating and says emergency calls only. After cooling watch works again
Unfortunately it’s normal for GW LTE. Check out my older videos I cover all of it. It’s not fixed yet.
you can use lte for calling max 4 minutes. it will always overheat. :-(
You have too many apps on and if wifi and Bluetooth on this will over heat LTE calling. Reset phone and off the wifi,Bluetooth and extra background apps, worked for me anyway.
i have the lte version but i dont use the lte because it is to expensive for me i didnt know this before and i thought this was in my contract
When I configure esim with mobile its show -1error and watch show not registered on network
We don't have to pay for e-sim extension in our smartwatch in INDIA😁😁
At least for now. And also the 4G is on an avg is 100mbps, whereas 5G is somwhat depends on the area and density of connection in there.
But the fun fact is- we are able to use it for free (we get 5G at the cheapest price of 4G)
I use LTE on my 43mm galaxy watch 6 classic, no heating issues but will drink battery power so I use it for an hour or 2 a day when I go for a run or a bike ride ( while using Strava)
Can you insert a 5g only sim or does it need to have calls/text? Thanks
@@Adam-ul6pu it's an Esim, so long as your network provider supports the watch
Can I turn off LTE and use Bluetooth functions with my android if my phone service provider doesn't support the watch??and how long does your watch last WITH LTE off just on BT
@user-zw1vt7li7r yes you can, My LTE is always on standby, so it doesn't get used unless I'm out of range of the phone
Ah am still waiting for the update cos am on EE here in london
Not only do you have to pay more for the technology to be in the watch, you also have to pay your current cellular carrier for another line
What with the updates if I'm using LTE version of GW5 Pro but as BT version, not from provider, never activated with e-sim at all.
Take point 5 with a grain of salt. No, it's not always possible to take a smart watch in to your work. I work in the gov and not chance we're allowed.
Justtttt to be clear in re to remote connections. So you can send texts but you cant call unless you have the LTE version? Or is it that its abailable but the call feature is exclusive to people with samsung phones?
You need LTE to make the calls. Let's you keep your phone at home and still get full use (stream music, calls, etc)
Workout LTE, you can still send and receive texts, pay for things, and most everything else.
what i noticed is that the bluetooth distance increased with the last august update. w6 class
I have the LTE version and I love it and by the way I'm from the USA
Do you get to pay extra for the esim activation?
i wonder why lte is more expensive than non-lte now i know why thank you sir 💪😉
Which tmobile plan would i get in order to stream youtube? They have me on the 500 mb unlimited but the video is choppy.
To stream UA-cam you're going to need much more than 500mb, the higher the gigs the better
After this update I can't replace Bixby with Google assistant...even i set Google assistant on power button from wear app...help... I m using galaxy watch 4 classic LTE
Do someone here know if i will set up the esim with an Samsung phone and then connect to the watch with non Samsung phone will the esim still work or will it automatically disable?
R(AndroidWear 4) nothing in Arizona 😊
About the overheating.... The watch does heat up, yes. But, in my case (gw4 lte), I've never felt it heating more with lte than when it is charging. And it never locked up or gave any heating alarm when it's charging. Isn't it kind of exaggerated the way it's programmed? Last week, i had to hard reset it, and as i was installing all the stuff back, it started giving that heating up alarm and blocking itself again and again. It was barely warm. My phone started killing apps and giving temperature alarm some time ago, but i forgot it outside in direct sunlight, by over 30 degrees Celsius. The phone was burning hot. I feel like this watch heating issue could be minimized with a little software tunning. But that's me... cheers✌️
For availing LTE variants features does my phone need to support esim?
No i have galaxy a 52 with galaxy watch 5 pro LTE and no problems
Hi does thecLTE version has Bluetooth aswell?
yes
I only use LTE version on both my galaxy watch4 & galaxy watch5
I have always had LTE versions and the smallest sizes too. Because of the smaller battery it has never lasted 2 days. 1 day average but I have 2 phones and 2 LTE watches on different carriers. Very convenient to have one phone on carrier "A" and wear the watch using the other carrier. Thanks for another good and honest review.
Can we use same carrier for both phone and watch using LTE?
@@ciddhere Using the same carrier for both phone & watch is what most peoe do. If you used a different carrier on your watch & a different carrier on your phone you would not be able to sync up phone calls with your watch when leaving your phone at home & only wearing your watch. You'd only receive phone calls on your watch from your "watches carrier."
Can you help me? I can hear my audio through my earbuds but when I am making phone calls, my earbuds won't pick up the sound. It only playing it through my watch.
Same problem here, waiting for a resolve.
my all questions were answered in this video, after wasting time watching other videos on youtube
do i have to keep physical sim in phone after esim activation in smartwatch
Not needed.
I just got my galaxy 6 lte today I don't pay for another line my number is just link to it
I'm with Google fi
can we speak call for more than 5 min :( as i am still struggling with watch 4 . it goes only for 2 to 3 min max and then it will disconnect die to heat. irrespective of location.
No all Samsung watches I tried and returned overheat after 5 minutes lte call and trying to use UA-cam on lte 5g data plan.
The delayed updates are false. This is only applicable if you have the watch from the telecom provider and they installed their bloatware on it. If you buy LTE version from samsung itself it won't affect the updates
sorry to disappoint you, it does not matter where you buy the watch. As soon as you activate your telecom plan (no matter who it is with) you will be bound to the telecom provider for the updates. If you do not activate LTE and just use the watch as a BLT version, then that is correct as no other company will be involved.
Okay sorry, maybe it's different where you live. But here in Poland the telecom provider only has impact if you bought the device from them
The LTE also has Blutooth right?
Yes,correct.
I'm grandfathered in my plan for $5 for LTE
LTE version
As a watch 6 classic user. All i can say is Samsung has the best wear os smartwatch in line. But no smartwatch in the Android world comes close to Apple watch. The software integration, ease of use, fluidity, animations, haptics, better health tracking, it's really gonna take a long time to beat the Apple watch. Was mindblown after comparing my watch 6 classic to a mere series 7. Truly disappointed.
Yup I agree 👍🏾
Ya I have a Samsung pro 5 and the Apple watch 9 but only the apple watch LTE can handle long phone calls with no overheat problem, Samsung pro 5 has long battery life and much better apps and easy to add music on the watch, Apple sucks for any pc library free music. though.
@@steveeklund1902easy added my mp3s to apple music library and synced between devices.
😂AWU2 is rubbish sent mine back