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That's what I don't get - my data plan shows as £5.30 a month but on EE's website, the plans show as £28 a month if I choose to upgrade my watch??

Is the £28 a month, the price to pay back the cost of the watch or is it the price of the data plan ?
Looks like if you trade in your current watch you pay EE £30 upfront + £26 a month for 4gb of data + the S7
 
Think I'll probably upgrade my Watch via EE now as they also take care of the data plan transfer once they ship out the new watch.

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Their prices per month are the same as Apple's Finance plans.
 
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Price for watch and data plan combined usually isn’t it?

Usually its this - for the contract term at least.
When the contract term comes to an end you get to keep the watch and change the data plan to something cheaper (although the carrier usually keeps quiet and lets you continue to pay full price if you're not on top of things yourself!)
Of course, you're free to upgrade and enter another new contract at that point too.

Basically, just like a phone contract......
 
....and, ORDERED (not too fussed about the band colour as I have loads that I use daily anyway!), but was specifically after the Midnight Nike Edition watch rather than the standard non Nike version).

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Not sure how the trade-in works though for my existing watch when I send it in, if they reduce that '24 month plan' above ?!

Have asked them on Twitter.....
 
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Probably going to restart my watch plan with o2 for £5 a month (unlimited data).... Miss not having cellular so I can leave my phone home if I'm briefly popping out for something, or for using around work while my phone is in my office (dont use the work wifi ;o) )
 
Probably going to restart my watch plan with o2 for £5 a month (unlimited data).... Miss not having cellular so I can leave my phone home if I'm briefly popping out for something, or for using around work while my phone is in my office (dont use the work wifi ;o) )

I’m in the opposite camp and hardly ever leave my phone behind or not have it on me. The only situation would be for exercise for me but couldn’t justify a monthly plan for it… though knowing I’ve paid might be the motivation to get me out running more now the weather heads turned!
 
....and, ORDERED (not too fussed about the band colour as I have loads that I use daily anyway!), but was specifically after the Midnight Nike Edition watch rather than the standard non Nike version).

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Not sure how the trade-in works though for my existing watch when I send it in, if they reduce that '24 month plan' above ?!

Have asked them on Twitter.....

Just to update my earlier post....

So by trading in your existing Watch, it drops the monthly payments to £26 a month for 24 months (as above screenshot). I also paid £30 today towards Watch price.

However, if you choose to NOT trade-in your watch, then the above same data plan is £28 a month for 24 months (with the same £30 up front cost) :

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I've had my EE cellular plan (and yearly watch upgrades) since 2017. Not used the cellular function once! ?
That said, I'm content with £5 a month for peace of mind if the phone gets stolen or something.

That said, I find it such a faff calling EE to move the plan to each new watch. To be honest, I barely make any calls on the phone, so the call to EE is the longest and pretty much the only outgoing call I make each year. :oops:
 
I've had my EE cellular plan (and yearly watch upgrades) since 2017. Not used the cellular function once! ?
That said, I'm content with £5 a month for peace of mind if the phone gets stolen or something.

That said, I find it such a faff calling EE to move the plan to each new watch. To be honest, I barely make any calls on the phone, so the call to EE is the longest and pretty much the only outgoing call I make each year. :oops:
I know what you mean. My phone only rings these days when someone is trying to sell me something, it's all emails and texts otherwise. Unfotunately for them I'm a sad, lonely git who would welcome another human to talk to once in a while. They still don't get the sale, mind you. ;)
 
Just to update my earlier post....

So by trading in your existing Watch, it drops the monthly payments to £26 a month for 24 months (as above screenshot). I also paid £30 today towards Watch price.

However, if you choose to NOT trade-in your watch, then the above same data plan is £28 a month for 24 months (with the same £30 up front cost) :

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So basically your getting £48 over the two years if you trade in with them?!

Get you £100 or so from MM!!
 
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EE just confirmed to me they also use LikeWise (as did the Argos trade-in)!

MM is still an option (£109 currently but may change. Wont get my new watch for at least a month yet).

How do we trade in watches then ? Do I need to send a strap or literally just the square Watch part itself ?
 
EE just confirmed to me they also use LikeWise (as did the Argos trade-in)!

MM is still an option (£109 currently but may change. Wont get my new watch for at least a month yet).

How do we trade in watches then ? Do I need to send a strap or literally just the square Watch part itself ?
MM (and most others) ask for watch, strap and charger
 
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Anyone know how to transfer a data plan from one watch to another - I can't find a tutorial anywhere ?
With O2, I went through the Watch setup and got to the data plan bit, picked add data plan to this watch. Then the O2 website comes up, you log in and it says you already have a watch plan and do you want to start a new one or transfer the existing one to a new watch. You obviously pick transfer to new watch.

It took about 10 minutes to activate on the new watch.
 
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Thanks - yea, that's what I'm seeing also.

My current Watch plan is a 10Gb plan - doesn't look like they do this anymore so its a choice between 4Gb or Unlimited.

I mean 10 GB is more than enough for just the watch to be honest. There’s only a few handful of situations when someone would just be with the watch and not with the phone as well. Of course that depends on individuals but I guess if you get a new watch you don’t have a choice.
 
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Nope

I didn’t buy the watch from them and I’m on £5 as well.

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I mean 10 GB is more than enough for just the watch to be honest. There’s only a few handful of situations when someone would just be with the watch and not with the phone as well. Of course that depends on individuals but I guess if you get a new watch you don’t have a choice.
EE no longer do this plan (I also had the above very same plan when I started with my Watch in 2018).

If you upgrade your watch and plan, it’s either a 4Gb plan or an Unlimited Plan.


I looked through the data that my watch actually uses and it was VERY minimal - not once, in the whole time I have had my watch, have I used even close to just ONE Gb, therefore the 4 Gb Plan I posted about earlier, is more than sufficient for me.
 
EE no longer do this plan (I also had the above very same plan when I started with my Watch in 2018).

If you upgrade your watch and plan, it’s either a 4Gb plan or an Unlimited Plan.


I looked through the data that my watch actually uses and it was VERY minimal - not once, in the whole time I have had my watch, have I used even close to just ONE Gb, therefore the 4 Gb Plan I posted about earlier, is more than sufficient for me.

Yep exactly! I hardly ever use the watch on its own. But since this year I went with the pro max phone, I am tempted to just take the watch to the gym.
 
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