This is three months old, but just recently canceled service on our LTE watches and was curious if this still worked. Thank you for the information. I am guessing the "Wait 5 Minutes" is because even though the watch has cellular, it's only connected when it needs it (iPhone out-of-range, etc).
Kept saying it wasn't compatible on their network. So I was stuck with a Watch5 I paid LTE price for, using it as a Bluetooth watch. So now I'm upgrading to the Watch6 when it releases and pre-ordered Bluetooth this time because I'm not trying to waste my money trying to f*k around and find out on Mint. 2. a_talking_face. Ofcourse, the option of using your Kodoo phone plan on your smartwatch, will come at a cost, as a add-on. One can take a brief look at the Kodoo community questions and see a pattern: people love smartwatches and would love to be able to use the LTE versions of their smartwatches on Kodoo, without having to have their smartphones nearby.Spectrum Mobile gives you plenty of bars from cities to rural areas and everywhere in between. #1: Verizon: 70% 4G coverage. #2: AT&T: 68% 4G coverage. #3: T-Mobile: 62% 4G coverage. Glancing at the Spectrum coverage map above shows a dense purple footprint, except for a few areas in the western and midwestern United States.
Apple Watch LTE carrier question I have an iPhone 8+ and just got a Series 6 Watch. My cell carrier doesn't support watches or tablets, but my wife's network does. Apple says someone can add thee watch to their plan for folks that don't have an iPhone, but it doesn't say what happens if that person does have an iPhone, but not Apple Watch compatible.