The Apple Watch Series 7 has brought about huge updates in terms of design to the flagship smartwatch series by Apple. Easily the most noticeable upgrade from previous iterations of the Apple Watch has been the larger display, squeezing all the way to the edges. Compared to the Series 3, the new Apple Watch Series 7 has a 50% larger display in the same chassis, that’s just nuts. This also holds true when you compare the Series 7 to any other smartwatch over on the Android side.
Apart from the bump in design, the Series 7 still retains the highly impressive slew of health and fitness tracking features that the Apple Watch has always been renowned for. You can now take an ECG or measure your blood oxygen level with a single tap on your wrist. Apple’s fitness tracking also remains to be one of the best in the realm of fitness bands and smartwatches. On top of all that, the Apple Watch also doubles as a stylish fashion accessory for people who are engrossed in the Apple ecosystem.
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While we could praise the Apple Watch for hours, that’s not what this article’s about. No product or service comes without its fair share of downsides and problems. If you have been one of the many users who haven’t been able to get a cellular reception on their Series 7 Apple Watch despite picking up an LTE variant of the watch, this guide might be the end to your problems. Read on to find out how you can fix Apple Watch 7 cellular issues.
How to Fix Apple Watch 7 Cellular Not Working
If you’ve been running into network issues on your new Apple Watch, or if it doesn’t seem to work without having your phone around, the first thing is to ensure that what you have is a GPS+Cellular model of the Apple Watch. The base models of all Apple Watches come with a GPS-only version, which like the name suggests, won’t work without having your iPhone connected to the Watch at all times. Also, ensure that you have activated your cellular subscription after buying your new Apple Watch.