What's the difference between GPS and GPS+Cellular? null

The Cellular allows you to add it to your cell plan. For an extra fee, like 10.95 a month or similar, you can use your Apple Watch as a phone when you are not near your iPhone. For example, you could go out for a run and still use your watch as a phone. Of course this only works if you add it to your cell plan. My sister-in-law has the cellular version and plan but rarely uses it. Some parents want the ability to call their kids but don't want them to have all the cell phone functionality, so a cellular enabled Apple Watch is a great option.

GPS+Cellular simply translates to a phone on your wrist. Call and messaging with-out having your actual phone on you.

GPS + Cellular they said I had to get to be able to connect it to our provider.

“What's the difference between GPS and GPS+Cellular?”

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The Cellular allows you to add it to your cell plan. For an extra fee, like 10.95 a month or similar, you can use your Apple Watch as a phone when you are not near your iPhone. For example, you could go out for a run and still use your watch as a phone. Of course this only works if you add it to your cell plan. My sister-in-law has the cellular version and plan but rarely uses it. Some parents want the ability to call their kids but don't want them to have all the cell phone functionality, so a cellular enabled Apple Watch is a great option.
Answered by WesleyH 2 years ago
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GPS+Cellular simply translates to a phone on your wrist. Call and messaging with-out having your actual phone on you.
Answered by BrentM 1 year ago
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GPS + Cellular they said I had to get to be able to connect it to our provider.
Answered by TammyW 1 year ago
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