“What is the difference with WiFi and WiFi with cellular”

This question is for: Apple - 10.5-Inch iPad Pro with Wi-Fi + Cellular - 64GB (AT&T) - Space Gray

Asked by Retired 7 years ago

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Wi-Fi alone means that your device can only talk to the Internet when it is close to a Wi-Fi hub. Wi-Fi with cellular means that your device can connect withe the Internet either using a Wi-Fi connection or through a cellular service if you have one. I have bundled my iPad into my phone cellular account so I can use the iPad regardless of being connected to a Wi-Fi hub or not like sitting at an airport and not wanting to pay for the Wi-FI service in the airport.
Answered by HarleyDF 7 years ago
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With cellular you use data through a service provider like AT&T or Verizon and pay them for the data, with WiFi only you use the WiFi in your house or anyplace that offer WiFi.
Answered by DavidF 7 years ago
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WiFi would work off of your home’s or any other network your tablet is linked to for assessing the internet while LTE is a standalone internet similar to that of your cell phone that doesn’t require you to be part of any local internet connection.
Answered by Serge 7 years ago
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The IPad 10.5 is a very good tool that helps me for some work duties and drawing on my on time which I enjoy. I’ve been with At&t for some time and I don’t have any problems.
Answered by Phill 7 years ago
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