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The watch you are currently looking at is not cellular, therefore you do not need an internet provider. If you are looking to get a “cellular” Apple Watch, it must say “GPS CELLULAR” on the description. Make sure you look before you click on purchase. To answer your question, ATT, Sprint and Verizon are the providers. There may be others but not sure. The 3 I listed are the basic providers. BTW, GREAT WATCH. If you want to save some money, GPS has same functions as cellular. As long as you have your cell with u at all times, which most of us do, I’d go with the GPS version. You will also be able to answer your phone on your watch with just GPS! How ‘bout that! No I don’t work for Bestbuy. Just an honest opinion.

If you get the cellular version, and you're ready to pay the extra 10 bucks with the major providers, they'll activate LTE ON it. If you're on the WiFi version, it can sync up with the phone. Even when you don't have your phone, it can log in to known wifi networks and you'll be able to listen to music and answer calls or even make calls using Siri.

You need the GPS/cellular model and then it would be the provider you have your phone with.

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The watch you are currently looking at is not cellular, therefore you do not need an internet provider. If you are looking to get a “cellular” Apple Watch, it must say “GPS CELLULAR” on the description. Make sure you look before you click on purchase. To answer your question, ATT, Sprint and Verizon are the providers. There may be others but not sure. The 3 I listed are the basic providers. BTW, GREAT WATCH. If you want to save some money, GPS has same functions as cellular. As long as you have your cell with u at all times, which most of us do, I’d go with the GPS version. You will also be able to answer your phone on your watch with just GPS! How ‘bout that! No I don’t work for Bestbuy. Just an honest opinion.
Answered by Lee1 6 years ago
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If you get the cellular version, and you're ready to pay the extra 10 bucks with the major providers, they'll activate LTE ON it. If you're on the WiFi version, it can sync up with the phone. Even when you don't have your phone, it can log in to known wifi networks and you'll be able to listen to music and answer calls or even make calls using Siri.
Answered by JayS 6 years ago
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You need the GPS/cellular model and then it would be the provider you have your phone with.
Answered by Usakvr 6 years ago
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The same as your iPhone
Answered by Terrasina 6 years ago
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