@WillCanarin Any Watch plan you take out with not use your phone data allowance the watch has its own allowance of data.
When the watch is connected to your phone via Bluetooth it’ll then receive notification from the phone if you leave your phone at home the watch will still receive those notifications as it has its own data allowance. Your calls/texts allowance are the only things the watch will use from your phone allowance.
If you go everywhere with your phone you don’t need a cellular watch you just need the none cellular one. ( EE don’t sell this type).
You want to take out a paired plan as the watch is going to be used by yourself and linked to your phone so when someone calls your number you watch will also ring. ( same for texts)
an unpaired plan is for people who are going to give someone a watch but that person doesn’t have an iPhone to link it too. Think of parents wanting to keep a check on their kids An unpaired plan has its own cellular allowance and calls/text allowance and it’s linked to the parents iPhone so they can control who that person can call/text. You don’t what this plan.
You’ll still need a contract for your phone as the watch has to be on an account that has a contract iPhone on it. You can not upgrade your phone contract to a watch contract. These are separate devices that both need their own contracts.
