27-04-2024 11:34 AM - edited 27-04-2024 11:36 AM
I understand that if I buy an LTE Pixel watch, I also need to buy an eSIM to give the watch a separate data connection to my phone. But, the only option is 4Gb, I already have over 140Gb across my account so I don't *need* 4Gb on the watch eSIM, can't I just share the data I already have?
27-04-2024 12:00 PM - edited 27-04-2024 12:02 PM
@Technaudio you cannot share the data from your phone tariff to the watch. The watch is a separate contract/line on your account that’s linked to your phone to receive calls and texts. so in order for this have its own cellular connection you need to pay for a data to allowance. The watch will still link to your phone via Bluetooth when together but if you leave the phone at home it’ll need a cellular connection. 4Gb is ample for the watch. Since I’ve had my cellular Apple Watch ( 7 months) I’ve not yet used 1Gb as my phone is always with me.
if you’re getting the watch from EE you do not need to purchase an eEim as it comes with a tariff already.
27-04-2024 12:05 PM
Why not? I can share the data across my 3 other phones, why not to the watch? It seems stupid to have to 'buy' another 4Gb of data if I already have loads spare.
24-05-2024 10:22 AM
Completely agree. Talk about a con.
24-05-2024 10:34 AM
Hello @Technaudio
You may share data on your phones however with the Watches 4GB is enough. Just how the Tariff works and how the system works.
24-05-2024 05:26 PM
@fluffycabbage Because EE are a company and to operate a company it has to generate revenue. It’s a separate line on your account that has its own data allowance and what you can do with other lines on your account is irrelevant. At least you can gift data and EE don’t have to have such a feature. It’s just like you can’t have any sort of discount on a watch tariff. It’s in the T&Cs. Not sure how you think it’s a con because you can find out this information before you take out a watch contract.