To those of you with a series 3 Watch AND have cellular enabled for it, is it still worth it to you or do you find that you don’t use its cellular capabilities enough to justify the additional cost?
To those of you with a series 3 Watch AND have cellular enabled for it, is it still worth it to you or do you find that you don’t use its cellular capabilities enough to justify the additional cost?
To those of you with a series 3 Watch AND have cellular enabled for it, is it still worth it to you or do you find that you don’t use its cellular capabilities enough to justify the additional cost?
It’s worth it to me. I rarely use it, but I like knowing it’s there if I need it. And I don’t miss the $10 per month!
Just to get the alert for phonecalls on my watch when I don't have my phone near is likely enough, but I think the cellular allows my watch to be my golf distance watch without my phone....so far it's not vital but handy and week keep it
I hear you. My Watch is always with me so it would make sense for me to enable its cellular capabilities.
I would like to see more compelling uses for it on the watch though...I think it'll happen
Can you give some examples? I mean, I’m not sure how many more capabilities can be incorporated into it.
There are a ton of apps that are great on the iPhone and not very usable on the apple watch- I think many improvements can be made on workout and activity apps for sure.
Definitely worth the $10 / month. When I go on my evening and weekend walks and bike rides I really like to leave my phone at home and just take my watch and Bluetooth earphones.
Though I don’t have a cellular model, I could never fathom why someone would leave their phone at home...which is what a lot of the argument for going cellular model seemed to be.
Going to the beach for example. Or to a dance party.
Its only worth it because they don't make a stainless steel version without cellular. Stainless steel are the only ones I'll buy so I don't really have a choice.
Though I don’t have a cellular model, I could never fathom why someone would leave their phone at home...which is what a lot of the argument for going cellular model seemed to be.