Set up and manage the Google Pixel Watch with a mobile plan

Google Pixel Watch 4G LTE features

• Has a direct connection to your mobile network or operator plan.
• Shares a number with your phone so that notifications and messages are in sync.
  • Tip: The Google Pixel Watch LTE doesn't require you to have a new number, but you will need to set up a separate line. Your watch will have the same number as your phone once you've paired them and activated 4G LTE with a compatible operator.
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• Allows you to make calls and use apps from your watch without your phone.

How to find the eSIM identification number (EID)

1. On your Google Pixel Watch, swipe down, then tap Settings .
2. Tap Connectivity Mobile SIM status.
3. Your EID will be at the bottom of this menu.

How to add a Pixel Watch to a mobile plan

1. On your Google Pixel Watch, swipe down, then tap Settings .
2. Tap Connectivity Mobile.
3. Confirm that the status is set to On.
4. On your phone, open the Google Pixel Watch app .
5. Tap Mobile network Set up a new profile.
6. Select Set up a new profile via your mobile operator.
7. Follow the on-screen instructions to log in to your operator network account and complete setup.

Refer to these operator-specific instructions to complete setup

Move an existing line to a new Pixel Watch or replace an existing watch

1. On the Google Pixel Watch app , swipe down, then tap Settings .
2. Tap Mobile network Set up or buy a plan.

Follow the on-screen instructions based on your operator plan. Contact your operator for further questions.

Compare Bluetooth or Wi-Fi and 4G LTE features

Google Pixel Watch LTE: Receive texts and calls, use apps and more without your phone nearby. Emergency SOS¹ will work on your watch even if your phone isn't charged.

Google Pixel Watch Wi-Fi: Your phone must be nearby or logged in to a Wi-Fi network to make and receive calls or send and receive texts. Learn more about what still works when you leave your phone behind.

Features	Bluetooth/Wi-Fi	4G LTE
All-day activity tracking	✔	✔
Heart rate tracking	✔	✔
20+ exercise modes	✔	✔
Six months of Fitbit Premium included	✔	✔
Google Assistant	✔	✔
Fast Pair	✔	✔
Connect with wireless headphones	✔	✔
Google Wallet (Google Pay in Japan)	✔	✔
Receive messages with your phone online	✔	✔
Play downloaded music	✔	✔
Stream music without your phone	–	✔
Receive calls and other notifications without your phone	–	✔
Make calls without your phone	–	✔

Tip: Press the side button next to the crown for additional apps and features on both LTE and Wi-Fi.

Fix issues with LTE activation

If you have purchased a device in the past and had an inactive eSIM profile which was never deleted, you may experience problems with your current LTE activation. To fix this:

1. Fully charge and power on your Google Pixel Watch.
2. On your Google Pixel Watch, swipe down, then tap Settings .
3. Tap Connectivity Mobile SIM status.
4. If there is an existing eSIM profile, reset the eSIM:
   1. Go to Settings Connectivity Mobile.
   2. Go to Advanced Reset eSIM.
   • Tip: Some operators may require that you call to reactivate the eSIM.
5. If you have recently set up a device with LTE and can't connect to the network, try restarting your device:
   1. Press and hold the crown.
   2. Select Restart.
   3. Check if your device will connect to the LTE network.

If you have enabled a mobile plan on your Pixel Watch LTE but can't connect to the mobile network when your watch is not paired with your phone, try restarting your Pixel Watch:

1. On your Google Pixel Watch, swipe down, then tap Settings .
2. Tap System Restart.

Pixel Watch 2 LTE international roaming support

The Pixel Watch 2 supports roaming within each region of the EU, UK and APAC or North America, but not between these two regions. However, please check with your operator to see if your plan supports LTE international roaming before taking it abroad.

1. On your Google Pixel Watch, swipe down, then tap Settings .
2. Tap Connectivity Mobile.
3. Turn on data roaming.

For international roaming to work on your Pixel Watch 2, your operator must support VoLTE and roaming for your watch. Not all operators support international roaming on the Pixel Watch 2 and coverage in other countries is determined by your operator.

¹ _{Emergency SOS is dependent upon network connectivity and other factors, and may not be reliable for emergency communications or available in all countries or languages. The Wi-Fi version of Google Pixel Watch relies on your phone to call emergency services. This feature requires your phone to be nearby and connected through Bluetooth. Your watch can't be used to speak with emergency services without the Bluetooth connection to your phone. Your Google Pixel Watch LTE doesn't need a phone to call emergency services. However, it needs an active LTE connection on your watch to call emergency services. Go to g.co/pixelwatch/personalsafety for more details.}