Applewatch42 macrumors 6502 Original poster Feb 9, 2025 #1 Me personally, I think it’s a standalone but what about everyone else Reactions: arc of the universe
Bigwaff Contributor Feb 9, 2025 #2 Apple Watch requires being paired to iPhone. Pretty much answers your question. Reactions: kitKAC, xDKP, MacCheetah3 and 5 others
Night Spring macrumors P6 Feb 9, 2025 #3 I think it could easily be a standalone product, if only Apple would get rid of the requirement to pair it with an iPhone. Reactions: ATmahe
I think it could easily be a standalone product, if only Apple would get rid of the requirement to pair it with an iPhone.
jz0309 macrumors P6 Feb 9, 2025 #4 Bigwaff said: Apple Watch requires being paired to iPhone. Pretty much answers your question. Click to expand... THIS. From a technical standpoint AW cannot be used until after it’s been paired to an iPhone. It’s an iPhone companion product. Reactions: doogm
Bigwaff said: Apple Watch requires being paired to iPhone. Pretty much answers your question. Click to expand... THIS. From a technical standpoint AW cannot be used until after it’s been paired to an iPhone. It’s an iPhone companion product.
I icanhazmac Cancelled Feb 9, 2025 #5 I guess you could buy a car without the engine. 🙄 Your sig states you have an iPhone so how, and please be specific, do you find the AW to be a standalone device? Last edited by a moderator: Feb 10, 2025
I guess you could buy a car without the engine. 🙄 Your sig states you have an iPhone so how, and please be specific, do you find the AW to be a standalone device?
S shakopeemn macrumors 6502 Feb 9, 2025 #7 I wish ALL of the apps were independent from the iPhone app. You would think cellular AW apps would be stand alone. You would think…
I wish ALL of the apps were independent from the iPhone app. You would think cellular AW apps would be stand alone. You would think…
Jackbequickly Suspended Feb 16, 2025 #8 For me the watch compliments the phone. It saves me from having to pull our my phone all the time. Reactions: FloridaScrubJay