“what is the difference between wi fi only and + cellular”

This question is for: Apple - 11-Inch iPad Pro with Wi-Fi - 256GB - Space Gray

Asked by mb 3 years ago

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Besides price, cellular requires a mobile device paid plan with a phone carrier such as ATT or T-Mobile. Wifi requires access to a Wireless Access Point (Normally Free), which you find included with almost all home network products from Internet Service Providers. Cellular gives you the most flexibility, but at an additional cost. If you are planning on using your device mostly at home, cellular does does not make a lot of senae.
Answered by ThePirateV 3 years ago
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Wi-Fi is a wireless connection to a router or access point connected to a local network. Range is very limited . Cellular uses the same network as a cell phone and can be used anywhere you have a cell phone signal. You must also have a cellphone service account.
Answered by BruceL 3 years ago
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Wifi only has to be used on a wireless internet +cellular can be used on your mobile network
Answered by Bestbuycustomer 3 years ago
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With wifi only you will only have internet connectivity through wifi. If you get the one with cellular you can add it to your phone plan or get a sim card to have data connection when wifi is unavailable.
Answered by Dominique 3 years ago
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