Apple Watch 4G with Multisim now available at T-Mobile
T-Mobile recently announced that it will be the first provider in the Netherlands to support the Cellular version of the Apple Watch. From now (October 29 at 6 p.m.) the Apple Watches and the Multisim subscription can actually be ordered.
Apple Watch with 4G via T-Mobile Multisim
T-Mobile has devised the Multisim subscription to support the Apple Watch with mobile internet. Thanks to T-Mobile Multisim, a second SIM card can be linked to an existing subscription. So you keep your phone number, calling minutes and data bundle, but you do have an extra device on which you can be reached – in this case the Apple Watch. That way you can leave your iPhone at home, but you still stay ‘connected’ via the Watch.
As mentioned, the additional Multisim subscription is available from T-Mobile starting today, as are the Apple Watch Series 7 GPS + Cellular and Apple Watch SE GPS + Cellular. While you can also get the cellular Watch at other stores, the use of 4G on the Watch remains exclusive to T-Mobile customers.
Multisim costs 5 euros per month extra on top of your existing subscription costs. You can recognize an Apple Watch with the option for 4G by the red dot or ring on the rotary knob.
Apple Watch 4G with T-Mobile Multisim
The 4G support on the Apple Watch is a feature that users have been asking for for years. For example, the addition is ideal for athletes, such as runners or cyclists. They can now leave the phone at home and still remain reachable and stream music.
An Apple Watch Cellular also offers added value for the super-efficient planner, because he or she can handle all kinds of tasks much faster, directly from the wrist.
The gadget lover cannot ignore the Apple Watch with cellular anyway, because how cool is it to have a watch with an always active internet connection? And with the subtly applied red ring on the button of your new Apple Watch Series 7, experts can see at a glance that you value innovation and ease of use.
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