Two LTE watches...

[DoubleFlyaway]

I’m such a freaking band addict that I want a silver watch to go with bands that don’t look good with gold. But there’s no way to switch back and forth with regard to LTE without paying for an additional device on my data plan, right? (I really want that red/black band that only comes on LTE.)

 

[PieTunes]

I’m such a freaking band addict that I want a silver watch to go with bands that don’t look good with gold. But there’s no way to switch back and forth with regard to LTE without paying for an additional device on my data plan, right? (I really want that red/black band that only comes on LTE.)

Which specific band are you referring to?

 

[DoubleFlyaway]

Which specific band are you referring to?

The Nike crimson/black. But LTE costs more than GPS, obviously, and I’m not sure a second LTE watch would be worth it.

 

[PatrickNSF]

Yes, you can switch back and forth (at least on AT&T). But it's a little tedious.

Make the watch without cellular active in the Watch app (on the phone) and select "Set Up Cellular." You'll be asked whether you want to "Add device" or "Replace a synced device". Select the latter.

It takes several minutes and sometime a couple attempts but it works.

 

[DoubleFlyaway]

Yes, you can switch back and forth (at least on AT&T). But it's a little tedious.

Make the watch without cellular active in the Watch app (on the phone) and select "Set Up Cellular." You'll be asked whether you want to "Add device" or "Replace a synced device". Select the latter.

It takes several minutes and sometime a couple attempts but it works.

Oh, interesting! I’m on Verizon, but still. I bet this works.

 

[JackieInCo]

You can switch back and forth and T-Mobile as well. I have three LTE watches but have the service activated on only one and I have switched back and forth between the watches as described above.