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Re: Apple Watch 3 coverage???
tmo_chris Feb 14, 2018 8:33 AM (in response to gus2532)- Member Since: Nov 19, 2011
Hey there! The Apple Watch series 3 on T-Mobile requires a special kind of wearable plan called our "DIGITS Apple Watch" plan. This plan is essentially the same as our Data with paired DIGITS plan which allows the line to roam in North America (U.S., Mexico, and Canada) and all calls and text are billed at the same rate as part of your primary number. You can also check our roaming coverage for Mexico here International Plans | Traveling Abroad without Roaming Fees | T-Mobile
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Re: Apple Watch 3 coverage???
cdyke Apr 6, 2018 1:09 PM (in response to tmo_chris)- Member Since: May 5, 2017
see my question above, thanks
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Re: Apple Watch 3 coverage???
tmo_chris Apr 6, 2018 3:51 PM (in response to cdyke)- Member Since: Nov 19, 2011
Great questions. The plan is a Data with Paired DIGITS plan so it will mirror your primary lines features. The only difference is that international roaming will only work in North America so you will be good in Canada but it will not work in Europe.
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Re: Apple Watch 3 coverage???
dragon1562 Feb 15, 2018 12:16 PM (in response to gus2532)- Member Since: Jan 1, 2016
Personally I would not but the watch as the cellular antenna inside has proven to not be as good as the one inside the Iphones. Iphones don't even have a great reputation for wireless tech so its not saying much. I would wait one more year or just go for a wifi variant of the device.
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Re: Apple Watch 3 coverage???
cdyke Apr 6, 2018 10:17 AM (in response to gus2532)- Member Since: May 5, 2017
Hello, I have an account with free calls/roaming in Canada. Will the series 3 cellular watch work in Canada? (without my cellphone nearby)
Also, I have international data and roaming on my plan. Will it work in Europe?
I have been told on the telephone that if I set it up with Digits this will work but other websites (not Tmobile) says it will not.
Considering buying the watch but not sure if I should buy it with or without the cellular option.
Thanks,
C