https://www.cnet.com/how-to/apple-watch-series-3-texts-not-working-heres-whats-going-on/
If true, I'll be canceling my order.
If true, I'll be canceling my order.
https://www.cnet.com/how-to/apple-watch-series-3-texts-not-working-heres-whats-going-on/
If true, I'll be canceling my order.
https://www.cnet.com/how-to/apple-watch-series-3-texts-not-working-heres-whats-going-on/
If true, I'll be canceling my order.
Why? Can't you just put your phone on charger?
Cancel away then.
That watch isn't going to make it through a day on LTE-only anyway.My daughter's phone has to be turned off and turned in when she gets to school. The kids are allowed to keep the watches on. I need to be able to SMS her. The rest of the household is android so iMessage won't work from those.
My daughter's phone has to be turned off and turned in when she gets to school. The kids are allowed to keep the watches on. I need to be able to SMS her. The rest of the household is android so iMessage won't work from those.
Ah I see. Should go all Android for the whole house to get rid of issue like this.
1 hour talk time on AW on LTE, but what is the battery life for AW on LTE on standby?That watch isn't going to make it through a day on LTE-only anyway.
But the watch would be dead in 4 hrs anyway on lte standby. LOL
I actually own the product and you are wrong. The device will last all day if Long phone calls are avoided, which should be easy in school.That watch isn't going to make it through a day on LTE-only anyway.
My daughter's phone has to be turned off and turned in when she gets to school. The kids are allowed to keep the watches on. I need to be able to SMS her. The rest of the household is android so iMessage won't work from those.
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Just did. Thanks for giving me permission.
What grade is she in? This seems weird...Just curious why you “need” to text her while she’s in school?
For decades kids went to school where parents had to go through the office to communicate with their children.
My daughter's phone has to be turned off and turned in when she gets to school. The kids are allowed to keep the watches on. I need to be able to SMS her. The rest of the household is android so iMessage won't work from those.
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Just did. Thanks for giving me permission.
I actually own two of them, a 38 and a 42. This assumes she’s going to receive one text and keep the device on idle the rest of the time. The kid is going to use that small screen so much either the watch will be taken away or she’ll run out of juice before the day is up.I actually own the product and you are wrong. The device will last all day if Long phone calls are avoided
Why not leave her phone at home? Then it works? I assume she would only be able to use the phone on the way to and from school. But I do get kids and longer car/bus rides. Bummer that only she knows the best phone. Just kidding.My daughter's phone has to be turned off and turned in when she gets to school. The kids are allowed to keep the watches on. I need to be able to SMS her. The rest of the household is android so iMessage won't work from those.
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Just did. Thanks for giving me permission.
Well first off, she'd be using it on LTE... secondly, perhaps you haven't observed children lately but school is the least interesting part of their life. The reason they're not allowed to have phones in class is because they'd do nothing but chat, play games and cheat on tests with the device.If the child is in school - why would she be using the watch enough to run out of battery?