Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Bluetooth Vs LTE: Detailed Comparison

Welcome to our channel! Today, we compare the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Bluetooth VS LTE version. Both feature sleek designs, the same OS, processor, and storage. The LTE version offers built-in cellular connectivity, allowing calls and more without your phone. Meanwhile, the Bluetooth variant relies on phone proximity via Bluetooth. Watch this Galaxy Watch LTE VS Bluetooth comparison video to find out which one should you pick. Don't forget to like and share the video and subscribe to our KZbin Channel.
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[@apurvjaiswal8670]

Which is better LTE or Bluetooth?

[@broinsocali]

Depends on you. LTE allow calls and messages with having your phone with you. Bluetooth the phone has to be close by all the time.

[@Otakutaru]

I've read that the LTE variant, with LTE turned off, has a few hours less of battery compared to the only bluetooth variant. Can you confirm that?

[@steveeklund1902]

LTE is a major problem on all Samsung watch models, overheats after 5 minutes of phone calls, design flaw.

[@quazimoto5241]

I am also interested in this answer. The price difference is under $20 and if it functions the same with LTE off I'll get the LTE. I also read about the same and someone on reddit said it's because the watch still looks for cell signal to be able to make emergency calls. This is not lte or mobile data, I'm talking about cellular connectivity.

[@steveeklund1902]

@@quazimoto5241 well I returned 2 Samsungs since even just 5g data caused KZbin to overheat on both watches after about a 15 minute streaming KZbin video. This unacceptable. Same with LTE phone calls but worse. Apple Watches run perfectly calls and streaming, never over heat. I recently got a great deal on a Samsung Pro5 (biggest battery) with LTE and seems ok with KZbin. So now I use Apple for all day phone calling and the Samsung for streaming music, videos.

[@steveeklund1902]

You won’t notice any difference since there are many options to extend battery life.

[@Matowix]

​@@steveeklund1902is it fixed yet ?

[@vishnuprasad3119]

LTE version have wifi?

[@jakeongtone]

Yes it has

[@RVivekMr]

Can we use same number esim in phone and watch together?

[@wearholic]

Yes

[@Jamessmith-ut3]

I got this watch from a friend but I don't know which one of these is but it's one of these how could I know because I want to buy a charger

[@Swarasiva72]

If we set esim for watch can we use the physical Sim in the phone?

[@wearholic]

Yes You can

[@Aaadu-Thoma]

Will the UAE version of Samsung Galaxy watch 6 classic LTE work with jio in India?

[@chethanyachowdarykadiyal-xb8nd]

Does Bluetooth variant has wifi connection

[@wearholic]

Yes.

[@Jitendrabhat-w7b]

Can LTE version be used with Pixel phones?

[@broinsocali]

I like LTE.

[@abdulsamiwardak494]

Would you be able to use the bluetooth version in the gym without taking your phone?

[@priya-jk]

Nope

[@joewarwick430]

You can but you have to download the podcast music first.

[@wearedesigners28]

When Samsung use WearOs then LTE nothing on device!

[@wearholic]

LTE Galaxy Watch can operate independently of a smartphone, while a non-LTE Galaxy Watch requires Wi-Fi or a connected phone to access many features.