What is the difference between BT and LTE null

Bt is bluetooth, and LTE is a watch that requires its own line of service. Meaning that you would have to pay for an additional phone service.

Bt is simply Bluetooth, and the device connection is limited to the bt range, which is about 30 feet or more from the device or phone. On the other hand lte has its own cellular service (which is paid for to your carrier) so ther is no range limit and the device and work side by side with your phone or independently at a distance. So, the extra cost difference is for that feature.

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Bt is bluetooth, and LTE is a watch that requires its own line of service. Meaning that you would have to pay for an additional phone service.
Answered by Mzk85 3 years ago
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Bt is simply Bluetooth, and the device connection is limited to the bt range, which is about 30 feet or more from the device or phone. On the other hand lte has its own cellular service (which is paid for to your carrier) so ther is no range limit and the device and work side by side with your phone or independently at a distance. So, the extra cost difference is for that feature.
Answered by Whit 3 years ago
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