Can I connect to WiFi without having my phone near on my I watch 3 with LTE
I have a I watch 3 with LTE. Can I connect to WiFi without my phone
Apple Watch Series 3, iOS 4.1, With cellular
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I have a I watch 3 with LTE. Can I connect to WiFi without my phone
Apple Watch Series 3, iOS 4.1, With cellular
Hi
Whenever your Apple Watch cannot connect to the paired iPhone via Bluetooth, it will attempt, as a fallback, to connect to a compatible Wi-Fi network.
A compatible Wi-Fi network is a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network that your iPhone has connected to before whilst your Apple Watch was connected to the iPhone via Bluetooth. Apple Watch cannot connect to 5GHz Wi-Fi networks or to public networks that require logins, subscriptions or profiles.
To check whether your Apple Watch can connect to Wi-Fi:
About Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and cellular on your Apple Watch - Apple Support
If your Apple Watch does not connect to Wi-Fi as expected (after allowing a few moments), then follow these steps:
Firstly, ensure that your Apple Watch and iPhone are connected via Bluetooth and also that your iPhone is connected to your Wi-Fi network:
On your iPhone, go to: Settings > Wi-Fi:
On your iPhone, enable Airplane Mode:
Check whether your Apple Watch has successfully connected to the Wi-Fi network by checking for the Wi-Fi icon at the upper-left of Control Centre (allow a short while for it to connect after losing the connection with your iPhone):
When finished, turn off Airplane Mode on your iPhone.
If you have not yet done so and if the feature is supported on your plan, you may also wish to enable Wi-Fi Calling on your devices:
Hi
Whenever your Apple Watch cannot connect to the paired iPhone via Bluetooth, it will attempt, as a fallback, to connect to a compatible Wi-Fi network.
A compatible Wi-Fi network is a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network that your iPhone has connected to before whilst your Apple Watch was connected to the iPhone via Bluetooth. Apple Watch cannot connect to 5GHz Wi-Fi networks or to public networks that require logins, subscriptions or profiles.
To check whether your Apple Watch can connect to Wi-Fi:
About Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and cellular on your Apple Watch - Apple Support
If your Apple Watch does not connect to Wi-Fi as expected (after allowing a few moments), then follow these steps:
Firstly, ensure that your Apple Watch and iPhone are connected via Bluetooth and also that your iPhone is connected to your Wi-Fi network:
On your iPhone, go to: Settings > Wi-Fi:
On your iPhone, enable Airplane Mode:
Check whether your Apple Watch has successfully connected to the Wi-Fi network by checking for the Wi-Fi icon at the upper-left of Control Centre (allow a short while for it to connect after losing the connection with your iPhone):
When finished, turn off Airplane Mode on your iPhone.
If you have not yet done so and if the feature is supported on your plan, you may also wish to enable Wi-Fi Calling on your devices:
Can I connect to WiFi without having my phone near on my I watch 3 with LTE