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Does anyone know what the green dots mean under the date?
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Does anyone know what the green dots mean under the date?
Cellular signal strength?
Speaking cellular - do any of the SA operators offer a PAYG eSIM that will work with a watch?Cellular signal strength?
Speaking cellular - do any of the SA operators offer a PAYG eSIM that will work with a watch?
Nope
Thanks.
I ended up taking the R30/months 500mb topup package from MTN, the absolute cheapest option out their and they the only provider who supports eSIM for both iPhone and AppleWatch, so I am using it as a secondary line with my prepaid physical sim as the main line.
So do you activate this as a eSim on the phone as well as the Apple Watch ?
Thanks for that.Once your eSIM is loaded to your phone you can add it to your watch, save yourself some time and get your account setup on MTN in the mean time, once you login and confirm something it’s R25/mo for the 2nd line link.
Thanks for that.
Are MTN charging R25 per month for the esim?
I'm sure it will eventually make it's way to PAYG...For the 2n “line” so basically the phone and watch are considered independent lines or something that, that share the same number.
As technically once your watch is no longer within BT range or is off the same Wi-Fi network, it can receive your calls and texts independently, it has its own connection to the network.
All providers charge for it and as far as I know they all also charter R25, and it’s pretty much a global thing to pay extra when adding additional lines to your account.
It is also actually possible to just do this with 2 phones. You’d put a physical sim in 1 and an eSIM in the other and they’d both receive the calls and texts, and whatever else goes via the network, they’d both be able to use data. They are both separate and joined at the same time.
I'm sure it will eventually make it's way to PAYG...
The only first-party bands I own for AW are the ones that came with the watch... the pricing on official bands is just whacked.Pretty nice strap for R500, would really like to know what makes the official one worth R2200.
That being said I got the knock-off alpine strap and that was actually rubbish, the quality was meh and it was thicker, less comfy and much harder to adjust. The clips where also plastic which had more flex in them than I would like.
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