A:AnswerI have not received my watch yet but, I have a previous version and I already checked with T-Mobile.
* The watch comes Unblocked and can be used by all mayor carriers.
* Carrier charge will be your most important factor. Some have a spacial rate for the service. T-Mobile's raye is a fixed $10 per month.
* You have to send them the eSIM number that is in the LTE watch so they can program it in their system. There is NO physical SIM card in them, NOR they need one.
A:AnswerYes! The Galaxy S9 is compatible with the Galaxy Watch4. You are able to use the device without connecting services with a carrier. Thank you for reaching out to us. ^Kayla
A:AnswerIt is for everyone, men and women. They are just pointing out that it can help women track information pertaining only to women - fertility windows, ovulation cycles, and periods. The other health features are equally useful to both men and women.
A:AnswerThe difference between GPS and GPS+Cellular is the same as Bluetooth/Wi-Fi and Bluetooth/Wi-Fi + 4G LTE. Each Retailer just word it different. The Bluetooth/Wi-Fi version can need/have to be paired to your Phone for the majority of theFeatures to work and be Accessed. While the Bluetooth/Wi-Fi + 4G LTE doesn't need to be compare to your Phone it can act as your Phone. You'll only need an connection to a Phone to Download Apps that require both an Watch Version and Phone Version. Call, Texting Streaming you Music and Notifications are standard features you wouldn't need your Phone for. You could leave your Phone at Home.
A:AnswerHi Damian,
Thank you for reaching out. I appreciate your inquiry regarding the network availability of the Galaxy Watch 4 LTE. To answer your question, it is powered by 4G LTE, which is only available on Samsung Galaxy Watch4 LTE / Galaxy Watch4 Classic LTE versions.
You may visit our website under the "Key Features" for more information:
https://www.samsung.com/us/watches/galaxy-watch4/buy/?modelCode=SM-R895UZKAXAA
Also, please see the user manual on Page 13 for further reference:
https://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/202108/20210817054125174/WEA_R89X_R88X_R87X_R86X_EN_UM_071621_FINAL_AC.pdf
Should you need more assistance, you may reach us via the following for immediate support:
1. Samsung Community: https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/Samsung-Community/ct-p/us
2. Facebook Messenger: http://m.me/samsungsupport
3. Twitter: https://twitter.com/messages/compose?recepient_ id=18768513
Reference Number: 1144276150
Thank you for choosing Samsung. Have a great day!
^Chrystel
A:AnswerI have a smart scale at home and recently had my body comp done at a local clinic and those 2 sets of numbers is very close my watch. Once I get further into my health journey I will see how it stacks up against my scale and doctor. As far as the ECG, it seems alot more accurate than my Active 2 I had previously, it's also alot more accurate on steps as well. Hope this helps!
A:AnswerHi Desislava. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. I appreciate your taking the time to raise this inquiry regarding the Samsung - Galaxy Watch 4. To have the most accurate Min/ Max speed, best to make sure the GPS is also properly set on the watch. Here is a link to how to do it.
How to setup GPS on your galaxy watch https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00089462/
Should you need more assistance, please feel free to get back to us via the following options:
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Have a great day.
^Charles
A:AnswerSo far the only Two Things that makes the Watch3 an good option is the Battery Life and the ability to use it on Android or iOS. Other than that the Watch4 is the best Option, cause even with the Battery Life, over time the Watch recognize your Needs and Daily Activities and adjust it Battery usage to Optimize and giving you a Battery Life experience. You just have to say Goodbye to iOS comparability.
A:AnswerHello, Lopera. Although this Galaxy Watch4 is unlocked, we would suggest contacting the carrier to ensure their services can be added. Thank you for asking this question. ^Kayla
A:AnswerI never saw a place to add a Sim Card. As far as I understand, only selected carriers (ATT for example) have the ability to activate this device for LTE communications. You will need to add a device to your plan since it counts as another line, although you will keep your phone number, I think this is the reason only selected carries can be activated with this, it uses a QR code to get the same number as your phone and be activated as a separate device.
I'm not sure about the military discount.
