Questions & Answers
- Model:
- SM-R805UZSAXAR
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- SKU:
- 6293213
Highly rated by customers for: Battery life, Easy to use, Lte connectivity
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Q: QuestionWhat is the difference between the GPS and Unlocked models?
Asked by TD.
- A:Answer That is a great question, TD! The GPS models are the Bluetooth version of the Galaxy Watch. You would have to keep you phone with your to use all of the features the watch has to offer. The models listed as unlocked is the LTE version that can receive calls and messages without being connected to a phone. However, you'll first need to activate service for your watch through the same carrier as your mobile phone. Thank you for taking the time to ask this question. ^Kayla
Answered by Samsung

Q: QuestionOk, I understand the bluetooth and LTE functions. What does the WIFI do? What am I missing?
Asked by Blaze.
- A:Answer I think one advantage could be you could use a Google Voice phone number to make calls online, without having to have a cellphone plan, just using your router. Of course, in that case, I assume you'd need to download a browser app from Samsung's app store. And you would need to be able to pair your watch with your router so the watch would need to have Bluetooth. Then, you'd have to stay within the range of a router. But having this capability would enable you to get online without having to pay for a data plan through your cellphone. If you already have a router but can't afford a data plan for your phone, this could get you online via a router instead. But without being able to access a cellphone tower via a cellphone plan with data, you'd have to pair to a router and stay within range. Also, there may be an advantage with streaming music. Sometimes, for example, I get a stronger internet connection via my home's router versus my cellphone. If I want to be able to stream music or listen to iheart or Spotify without the signal being glitchy, having wifi capability would give me the option to stream over a router versus having to be dependent on the wifi signal of my cellphone. Another advantage may be in downloading music and photos. Sometimes a direct wifi connection may be advantageous in being able to more quickly download from the internet, versus having to do it by being paired with your phone. These are just a guess. I've been doing hours of research to try to figure all this out for my husband, for a Christmas present. Lord willing, I'm right about all this, but we'll see, lol. Blessings...
Answered by StrandedCandid
Q: QuestionThe difference between sm-r805uzsaxar an the sm-r800nzsaxar
Asked by Cnote.
- A:Answer Bluetooth and LTE
Answered by FormerXGNblacklistLvl5
Q: Questiondo you think this smartwatch could work with an Iphone 12?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Great question! The Galaxy Watch is compatible with the iPhone12. Thank you for asking this question. ^Kayla
Answered by Samsung

Q: QuestionCan I use this LTE type watch like a phone extension to my cell phone using the same phone number?
Asked by Wes.
- A:Answer Yes. When a call, text, email, notification, etc... goes to your phone, it will also show up on the watch. You can answer calls to your cell phone on the watch. The speaker is actually very good. The watch acts as an extension of your phone. The advantage of the LTE version is that you do not have to have your phone near you or even on to have the watch act as an extension of the phone.
Answered by BCA2812
Q: Questionwill this watch work with the S6
Asked by russ.
- A:Answer Hello russ, good question! This watch is compatible with Samsung Smartphones and Non-Samsung Android Smartphones (Android OS 5.0 and above RAM 1.5GB and above). ^Elizabeth
Answered by Samsung

Q: QuestionWith the LTE version Can you stream music like Spotify or Pandora without using the phone
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Hey there, good question! If you prefer streaming, you can do that too with a Spotify premium account. ^Elizabeth
Answered by Samsung

Q: QuestionDOE THIS WATCH WORK WITH IPHONE 8?
Asked by SMdl.
- A:Answer Hello DB, great question! This watch is compatible with iOS 9.0 and later, and smartphones iPhone 5 and newer. ^Elizabeth
Answered by Samsung

Q: QuestionCan you receive texts
Asked by Muddbudd.
- A:Answer Yes. That's the main feature of having this watch.
Answered by Musicgeek
Q: Questionwhat's does this watch do since its unlocked LTE? i dont get it?
Asked by danny.
- A:Answer That means that you can use it with any carrier that has 4g lte. Most phones used to be locked to a specific carrier.
Answered by Jt212
Q: QuestionCan I you just pair this to my Note 9 and be good, or do I have to have a separate phone line for it?
Asked by JettaTheHut.
- A:Answer Hello JettaTheHut, thanks for asking! Samsung has Bluetooth and LTE smart watches. The LTE version can receive calls and messages without being connected to a phone and also has Bluetooth connectivity. ^Elizabeth
Answered by Samsung

Q: QuestionI cannot set the time on my watch?
Asked by Jackson.
- A:Answer Hello Jackson, great question! Your Samsung smart watch's language, date, and time can only be manually set if the watch is set up as a standalone - in other words, when it's not connected to a phone. When your watch and phone are connected via Bluetooth or the Galaxy Wearable app, the information is generated from the phone's time settings and cannot be set from the watch. ^Elizabeth
Answered by Samsung

Q: QuestionI'm looking for a device that I can strap on an elderly adult that will allow us to both communicate with them via cellular (without being paired to a phone) and allows us to see where they are via GPS tracking - might the LTE version work for this?
Asked by SJJB.
- A:Answer Hello SJJB, thanks for asking! The LTE version can receive calls and messages without being connected to a phone. This watch also has a GPS sensor that can monitor your real-time location without connecting to a phone. ^Elizabeth
Answered by Samsung

Q: QuestionDoes the Galaxy Watch (46mm) Silver (4G LTE) comes with SIM card ?
Asked by Hani.
- A:Answer The watch has a built-in eSIM. All you do is activate and pair it with your cell phone. Upon activation it will have it's own phone number and can independently make phone calls. The service for TMobile is $10/mo. It will also pair with your phone via bluetooth and when you get a call from your cell phone it'll also ring and can talk like Dick Tracy. Using LTE independently the batter will run-down faster. There are apps that you can download and add to the phone. It pairs better with the latest Samsung phones. I use mine with the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. You can also use Samsung pay with the watch.
Answered by kanehi
Q: QuestionDoes the work with a Samsung j3 and with us cellar
Asked by Bitcoin.
- A:Answer Yes. Just download the Galaxy Wearable app from the Playstore
Answered by Dalton
Q: Questiondoes this watch work with charter specturm
Asked by biga7585.
- A:Answer Yes
Answered by VanaJ
Q: Questionwill this work with U.S. Cellular?
Asked by blkjack55.
- A:Answer I spent ~100.00 more for the "unlocked" version, so any carrier would work. Currently using AT&T. Works exactly as it should. Also, pairs up easily with my iPhone. No features are missing, which I was a bit concerned about. Never know when trying to "connect" things from Android to iPhone. Works flawlessly... really. Hope that helps.
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Answered by Eeyore
Q: QuestionI purchased this watch for Christmas and have an Android phone but my business calendar comes from Office 365. Will I be able to get that Calendar info from my phone to my watch?
Asked by dp.
- A:Answer yes it syncs with almost any calendar and lots of other apps as well.
Answered by BjornFreeman
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