“What's the difference between Wi-Fi and LTE? And do I need to pay for a data plan for the smartwatch?”

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• The wifi version is wifi only and the lte does access to use a paid for data plan.

  Answered by Craigallen16 2 months ago

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• I haven't because I have a Google pro phone and they connect and share perfectly with wi-fi

  Answered by TerriR 3 months ago

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• Hi there, Niky. The key distinction between the two Pixel Watch 3 versions lies in connectivity. The LTE version operates independently, allowing you to make and receive calls and texts without your phone nearby, whereas the Wi-Fi version requires your phone to be within range for these features. Check out this article for more details: https://support.google.com/googlepixelwatch/answer/14121772?

  Answered by Google Team 4 months ago

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