29-12-2022 01:06 PM - last edited 29-12-2022 01:34 PM ) in
WearablesGood evening everyone,
First time posting on the Samsung Community, anything I am doing wrong please forgive me.
I have been looking at smart watches for children for the last 12 months and honestly its much of a muchness.
I finally set my mind on purchasing 3 x Samsung Galaxy 5 LTE for the kids, a 5 Pro for myself, and wife might end up getting the same.
However, after all this comdemplating between Vtech, Fitbit, Littletikes, Spacetalk, Garmin, Apple, Huawei, and now Samsung, I am a bit stuck on the usim part of my insanely expensive idea of getting 4-5 Samsung Watches.
We live in New Zealand and after visiting SPARK(Telecom NZ Rebranded), 2Degrees Mobile, and Vodafone, opinions on what needs to be done vary from one to the other, so I beleive its probably my bad luck with Sales Reps.
Can anyone here tell me, if I purchased the watches from South Korea, and brought them back to New Zealand, will I have any issues getting them to work.
I beleive they need a mobile phone to get them activated, but that is a matter of setting the usim to the phone I will be using to activate them.
Honestly I don't know what to do......
Please help
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29-12-2022 01:35 PM in
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WearablesThanks Peter, so does that mean that all I have to do is try my luck again with the my local phone stores Vodafone/2Degrees/Spark and advise them I need a e sim for the watches.
Do you think it will be an issue if I buy the watches from Korea and use them in NZ, we are on holiday at the moment here. Is there a way to check, would it be contacting Samsung NZ or Samsung Korea?
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