31-07-2025 12:50 PM
I have a Galaxy Watch 6 LTE that I'd like to be able to use cellular with my Xiaomi Poco F7 Ultra.
I put my SIM in an old Samsung phone in order to get an esim and this worked independently of the phone. I then put the SIM back into my current phone, reset the watch without deleting the esim profile and started setting it up. It's let me put the mobile plan on but I can't get it to work.
Is there something I'm doing wrong, or will it just not work on the phone?
Thank you.
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31-07-2025 06:38 PM
Thanks for giving those a go @KKinder.
Have you tried going out with just your watch and seeing if you can receive calls successfully?
If calls are coming through to your mobile number as they should do, then this would indicate everything is working correctly.
If you continue to struggle though, I'd recommend contacting our technical team, and they can get everything double checked for you.
Peter
31-07-2025 12:55 PM
Hi @KKinder
Have you downloaded the Galaxy Wear app.
Thanks
31-07-2025 02:04 PM
Everything is installed that needs to be. It's the first time I've had an LTE watch, and I realised when I went to the shops without my phone I was able to make a call.
It's thrown me off saying that there's no plans found though. Is this how it's meant to work? I now assume that it only connects when out of range, otherwise the default is Bluetooth to conserve battery life.
Thank you.
31-07-2025 03:59 PM
Hey there @KKinder 😊
If it's showing EE under plan then this is definitely a good sign that things are up and running.
You're absolutely right here too, your watch will always default to Bluetooth when in range of your phone to conserve battery, then the LTE connection will kick in when out of range.
Peter
31-07-2025 04:56 PM
Thank you. It does seem to be working at the moment and it's good that EE says it's connected; however, it still says that there's no plans found under service state?
31-07-2025 05:40 PM
@KKinder This is definitely an odd one, as the only examples I've usually seen with this is either 'In Service' or 'Expired'.
Are both your phone and Galaxy Watch app up to date right now?
I'd recommend trying to toggle the top option on and off too.
Peter
31-07-2025 06:32 PM
They've both been updated and I've toggled it on and off as well as restarting both devices.
31-07-2025 06:38 PM
Thanks for giving those a go @KKinder.
Have you tried going out with just your watch and seeing if you can receive calls successfully?
If calls are coming through to your mobile number as they should do, then this would indicate everything is working correctly.
If you continue to struggle though, I'd recommend contacting our technical team, and they can get everything double checked for you.
Peter
31-07-2025 09:30 PM
Everything seems to work fine when I left the phone at home. I made a call and used a few apps that's only useable with data and it's also showing my data usage.
I can only guess that it's because I set it upon a Samsung device to download the esim before pairing with a phone that's not strictly compatible to share data with my phone.
Thank you.
01-08-2025 11:46 AM
Thanks @KKinder.
With your Watch plan this doesn't ever share data with your phone, it has its own dedicated allowance that it will default to when you're out of range.
It will receive the texts and calls from your main number, though.
Please let us know if you face any further issues, and if you do have any further worries around what's showing in the app, our team will absolutely be able to help you get this double checked.
Peter