I did pull the trigger on the LTE purchase, but hadn't considered the update or battery issue. I like the idea of not having to drag my phone around for a run or a walk, especially when I'm using Spotify. I'll try the LTE for however long Samsung will allow for a return. If it doesn't work out, I'll return it and purchase the Bluetooth version.
There are 3 ways to activate LTE Galaxy Watch: #1. ODA (On Device Activation) Turn on your Galaxy Watch. To turn on your Galaxy Watch, press and hold the side lower button until you see the Samsung logo. If your Galaxy Watch doesnât turn on, please make sure your Galaxy Watch is charged. Open Galaxy Wearable Application on your Mobile Device.First, you can activate number share on your smartwatch if you just have temporary access to a Samsung phone. Just re-pair the watch with the Samsung phone, activate number share, re-pair it with your original phone and the mobile connection should still be active. Second, galaxy watches work fine with just regular esims even if your provider
Add the Pixel Watch to your mobile plan. On your Google Pixel Watch, swipe down tap Settings . Tap Connectivity Mobile. Confirm that the status is set to On. On your phone, open the Google Pixel Watch app . Tap Mobile network Set up a new profile. Select Set up a new profile via your mobile operator. Follow the on-screen instructions to log in
I was able to pair up galaxy watch 4 with airtel via Samsung phone (M21) (I own oneplus nord2) Here are the steps. Get frustrated by trying to pair airtel sim to watch using non samsung phone. somehow get samsung phone, connect to it (will reset the watch - allow). Dont login to google account. Try to setup to lte. Yes you can remote connect via WiFi and LTE on the Watch 5 Pro but the process is currently far from automatic. Currently it seems you need to turn off Bluetooth on the watch and possibly even manually select the WiFi network before it will remotely connect. Scroll down till you see Mobile Plans, Tap on Mobile Plans. Setup. You need to put the SIM in slot 1 and the same needs to be selected as the preferred SIM when you go under Mobile Plans. Setup. For Airtel and Reliance JIO, there will be different options altogether. Just to confirm, for Airtel you need a Postpaid SIM on your phone to enjoy 4GYou can sync Wi-Fi profiles from your phone, so your watch will automatically connect to Wi-Fi networks that your phone has used before. With the Remote Connection feature, your watch can sync with your phone over the cloud. All of your watch's functions will be available, except for transferring music and images from your phone.So I'll explain a bit better below. The Galaxy watch and Apple watch use ESIM. Rogers is having ISSUES enabling and accepting ESIM watches on their networks since the Apple Watch 4 launched last month. With all due respect once again, go read those forums to see how many are affected with that issue.
2: Connect your phone and watch via Bluetooth. 3: Select âMobile Plansâ on the App. 4: Select âAdd Mobile Planâ. 5: Hit âUse Codeâ. 6: Scan the eSIM.net QR code from your phone. 7: Hit âUse Planâ. 8: Hit âDoneâ. 9: Your watch will receive an SMS with your UK number.
