Submissionsmust be about Apple Watch or Apple Watch related accessories/topics. No low effort submissions or duplicate posts of recent submissions (past 2 weeks). App recommendations questions should be posted in the Joined the Club Megathread. Non-Question posts must foster reasonable discussion. Itcould come now with Visible and Consumer Cellular setting a precedent on Verizon and AT&T side, maybe T-Mobile will help Mint support, but no guarantee and if so probably not till the second half of 2024 as the sale of Mint to T-Mobile is not even finalized and will take at least 6 months after that to get it working. Ifyou already have an Apple Watch and it's anything from the Series 6 onwards I'd say you're better off seeing if you can hang onto it for another year, as the Series 9 doesn't offer you that much more. If you're coming from a watch older than a Series 5 then yeah, I'd say it's worth an upgrade. GadgetronRatchet.
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6if you can afford it. Great watch. Still responsive and should last a good while. 4. doogm • Apple Watch Ultra • 2 yr. ago. Tbh the SE would be enough for me, since i do not really need the ECG, Blood oxygen or the always on display. However for the same price I could get the 5, which has 2 of these functions.
Youdon’t need Cellular to use Strava on the Watch. The bigger question is whether you should use Strava on the Watch at all. Personally, I’ve had terrible luck with Runkeeper and Nike Run Club apps being unstable, losing runs, etc. Super frustrating. I use the Apple Workout app (100% rock solid, even retains the run if you run out of
Lookingfor a smart watch that combines style, performance and health features? Check out the Apple Watch Series 7 [GPS + Cellular 45mm] with a midnight aluminum case and a midnight sport band. This watch has a stunning always-on retina display, water resistance, fitness tracker, blood oxygen and ECG apps, and more. Compare with other models and
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Im going to be heading to the apple store tonmorow for an SE, but still not sure about the difference between the version with cellular and without Idon't know what options you have, but it is only $5AUD extra a month for me. The difference between GPS and cellular on the SE is also cheaper than other models - an OpenControl Centre on your iPhone, then make sure Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are turned on. Your Apple Watch uses Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to communicate with your paired iPhone. If you have cellular, your watch can also stay connected through a mobile network. Your watch switches between these intelligently to choose the most power YourGPS Apple Watch will do nothing regarding outgoing communications with anything unless it is a) connected to your phone to use its cellular data/connection or b) is connected to WiFi. Reply reply Hello I am very much considering getting a series 7 apple watch, and going with the cellular option. I plan on going cellular so I can leave my watch at home when I head out with friends, or go for a run and still be somewhat connected. My biggest worry is battery life. I currently go about 23 hours between charges on my GPS SE. Ive asked this question to my friends and other peers around me recently. The conclusion I got from them was, if you’re an avid outdoor runner or someone who typically doesn’t pay mind to taking their phone with them on nearby errands, gps + cellular would suffice. If you’re never really without your phone, +cellular is mostly useless. Ifyou don't absolutely need the cellular connectivity go for the non cellular version. Battery life better on non cell I think. Cellular is nice to have in a pinch. I will not buy a wifi only watch again. I was running one morning and I had to call 911 for someone. yURDc7Z.
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