Bluetooth vs. LTE Smartwatches: Which One Should You Go For?

LTE on a smartwatch means that the watch has its own cellular network connection, which requires a separate network plan for recharging, and can function like a smartphone, all on your wrist, without the need for a smartphone. It features eSIM technology, allowing you to have a separate phone number. 

Alternatively, you can use the same phone number you are currently using and function as a standalone device, eliminating the need to carry your phone around.

An LTE watch needs an eSIM to have its own cellular network connection. It will work like any other eSIM, with a separate phone number or the same one you're currently using and a separate cellular plan.

Yes, with its eSIM technology, LTE watches can make and manage phone calls.

You can receive calls on an LTE watch even when your phone is not nearby. For a Bluetooth watch, you will need to be paired to your phone via Bluetooth to receive calls.

An eSIM allows you to have complete control over your LTE watch, with its separate data plan and number (or the same number you are currently using). It allows you to make and manage phone calls, and perform other tasks like a phone, but without needing your phone to be connected or always with you.

LTE watches offer connectivity at your convenience. Carry a mini version of your phone on your wrist with no extra or external devices. Make and manage phone calls, and do everything your phone does, right from your wrist, without the weight of your phone in your pocket.

LTE watches are easy and convenient to use, ideal for higher secondary school students and busy office workers who either don't have a phone or don't have the time to check their phones constantly.