A:AnswerHello Josh. Based on the model number provided, this is the Bluetooth version of the Galaxy Watch 42mm. Thank you for reaching out to us. ^Kayla
A:AnswerGreat question! The LTE version is able to receive calls and text messages without being connected to a phone. However, you will need to activate service for the watch with the same carrier as your mobile phone. The Bluetooth version is able to receive calls and text messages while it is connect to your phone. This version does not require any service activation with your carrier. Thank you for reaching out to us. ^Kayla
A:AnswerHello Erika, great question! This watch has military-grade durability, swim-ready water resistance and Corning Gorilla Glass DX+ that prevents the display from getting scratched. It has passed military specification (MIL-STD-810G) testing against a subset of 10 specific conditions, including drops from 4.9 feet, extreme temperatures, dust, shock/vibration, and low pressure/high altitude. ^Elizabeth
A:AnswerHello Rev, great question! You can make and answer calls right from your wrist! You just need to make sure the watch is connected to your phone through Bluetooth or through a mobile network. ^Elizabeth
A:AnswerHello Tess, thanks for asking! This watch is compatible with Samsung Smartphones, Non-Samsung Android Smartphones (Android OS 5.0 and above RAM 1.5GB and above ), iOS 9.0 and above iPhone 5 and above. ^Elizabeth
A:AnswerHey there Zina. With the Galaxy Watch 42mm, you do need to keep your phone close by in order to talk,text, and receive calls. Thank you for reaching out to us. ^Kayla
A:AnswerHello Synthetikstarz, great question! This watch is water-resistant up to 50 meters per ISO standard 22810:2010. It is not intended for scuba diving. Avoid excessive, sudden temperature changes and high-velocity activities. Rinse in fresh water/dry after use in sea water or chlorinated water. ^Elizabeth
A:AnswerHello Kimmy, thanks for asking! You will need to activate service for your watch through the same carrier as your mobile phone. Don't worry, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon all offer plans for the LTE versions of Galaxy Watch. Plans and connection method may vary depending on the carrier. ^Elizabeth
A:AnswerYes, but your battery won't last long. The battery sucks on my watch when I allow anything like that. Will last 2 days maybe. I have owned mine for a year.
A:AnswerHello Jlbatty, thanks for asking! With this watch you can quickly view incoming messages and send replies without even taking out your phone. You can also send replies using Quick messages, or when you decline incoming calls. Depending on your watch, you can make and forward phone calls right from your wrist! You just need to make sure the watch is connected to your phone through Bluetooth or through a mobile network. ^Elizabeth
