Connectivity Complications non-existent.

[Blas]

The apple watch user guide says there is a connectivity complication, as referenced here, https://help.apple.com/watch/#/apd6ce85daf4 , but I cannot find it. Anyone else have info on this?

And to clarify I mean a complication, not when you swipe bottom-up to see your connection and I don't mean when the LTE signal appears in explorer dial.

 

[deadworlds]

Its only available on the explorer watch face as of now. Weird that they list is as being available on all watch faces.

 

[Brookzy]

I assume it will come soon, maybe in the same update that brings Apple Music over LTE.

Another page describes how it will work:

Add the Connectivity complication to a watch face. It tells you if Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS + Cellular) is connected to iPhone, Wi-Fi, or cellular. When connected to Wi-Fi or cellular, the complication displays the quality of the connection—good, poor, or bad.

To me that sounds different to what we currently have on the Explorer face, which either shows cellular strength or nothing at all.

 

[KeepCalmPeople]

Yeah, it’s definitely not available on any other watchfaces currently. Shame.

 

[Blas]

Its only available on the explorer watch face as of now. Weird that they list is as being available on all watch faces.

The LTE signal strength showing on the explorer face is not a complication. That's different. See below from the user guide:

"Check cellular signal strength. Try one of the following when connected to a cellular network:

• Use the Explorer watch face, which uses green dots to show cellular signal strength. Four dots is a good connection. One dot is poor.
  
  
• Swipe up from the bottom of any watch face to see the cellular connection status at the top of Control Center.
  
  
• Add the Connectivity complication to a watch face. It tells you if Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS + Cellular) is connected to iPhone, Wi-Fi, or cellular. When connected to Wi-Fi or cellular, the complication displays the quality of the connection—good, poor, or bad."
  

 

[deadworlds]

The LTE signal strength showing on the explorer face is not a complication. That's different. See below from the user guide:

"Check cellular signal strength. Try one of the following when connected to a cellular network:

• Use the Explorer watch face, which uses green dots to show cellular signal strength. Four dots is a good connection. One dot is poor.
  
  
• Swipe up from the bottom of any watch face to see the cellular connection status at the top of Control Center.
  
  
• Add the Connectivity complication to a watch face. It tells you if Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS + Cellular) is connected to iPhone, Wi-Fi, or cellular. When connected to Wi-Fi or cellular, the complication displays the quality of the connection—good, poor, or bad."

Thank you for pointing that out.

 

[gatorknight904]

wow...

Did not realize we were missing the connectivity complication. I wonder if someone with the beta version can confirm if it’s in the next release.