“What is the difference between BT and LTE? What does BT stand for?”

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• That is a great question, Jaxlaw! BT stands for the Bluetooth version of this device. The difference between the Bluetooth and the LTE version of the Galaxy Watc4 is that the LTE version allows you to call, text, etc. without your phone being nearby. This is done once it is activated through your phone carrier. The Bluetooth version allows you to use these features while it is connected to your mobile device. Thank you for taking the time to ask these questions. ^Kayla

  Answered by Samsung 3 years ago

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• BT is Bluetooth, for connecting to your phone. LTE means the watch can connect to a cellular network directly, without a phone.

  Answered by cleopete 3 years ago

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• BT stands for Bluetooth and LTE means it has a cell phone modem that allows the device to have it's own dedicated line on a supported mobile carrier. In the case of the LTE version, it's always connected regardless of it's proximity to your cell phone.

  Answered by baZANNN 3 years ago

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• Can the samsung watch stay connected without the sansung s21 ultra

  Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago

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• Bluetooth LTE is the data connection, giving the watch the ability to gather data without your phone. Bluetooth connects the watch to your phone.

  Answered by Jason 3 years ago

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