According to the info from this [https://www.amazon.co.uk/GZDL-Bluetooth-Smartwatch-Support-Android/dp/B018MDJEWQ|link] the GZDL watch uses a '''micro SIM''' card. The caveat is that the watch '''only supports''' the '''2G network''', so you need to get a micro SIM from a network provider that still has a '''2G''' network in place. It will not work on the 3G/4G/LTE networks of any service provider
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According to the info from this [https://www.amazon.co.uk/GZDL-Bluetooth-Smartwatch-Support-Android/dp/B018MDJEWQ|link] the GZDL watch uses a '''micro SIM''' card. The caveat is that the watch '''only supports''' the '''2G network''', so you need to get a micro SIM from a network provider that still has a '''2G''' phone network in place. It will not work on the 3G/4G/LTE networks of any service provider
This is from the link above:
''Phone Function: Can Be As A Standalone Mobile Phone To Make Phone Calls Including Answering And Dial-Up. '''Supports Single SIM Card (Micro SIM Card), 2G GSM'''/GPRS 850/900/1800/1900''
According to the info from this [https://www.amazon.co.uk/GZDL-Bluetooth-Smartwatch-Support-Android/dp/B018MDJEWQ|link] the GZDL watch supports the '''micro SIM''' card. The caveat is that the watch '''only supports''' the '''2G network''', so you need to get a micro SIM from a network provider that still has a '''2G''' network in place. It will not work on the 3G/4G/LTE networks of any service provider
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According to the info from this [https://www.amazon.co.uk/GZDL-Bluetooth-Smartwatch-Support-Android/dp/B018MDJEWQ|link] the GZDL watch uses a '''micro SIM''' card. The caveat is that the watch '''only supports''' the '''2G network''', so you need to get a micro SIM from a network provider that still has a '''2G''' network in place. It will not work on the 3G/4G/LTE networks of any service provider
This is from the link above:
''Phone Function: Can Be As A Standalone Mobile Phone To Make Phone Calls Including Answering And Dial-Up. '''Supports Single SIM Card (Micro SIM Card), 2G GSM'''/GPRS 850/900/1800/1900''
According to the info from this [https://www.amazon.co.uk/GZDL-Bluetooth-Smartwatch-Support-Android/dp/B018MDJEWQ|link] the watch supports the '''micro SIM''' card. The caveat is that the watch '''only supports''' the '''2G network''', so you need to get a micro SIM from a network provider that still has a '''2G''' network in place. It will not work on the 3G/4G/LTE networks of any service provider
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According to the info from this [https://www.amazon.co.uk/GZDL-Bluetooth-Smartwatch-Support-Android/dp/B018MDJEWQ|link] the GZDL watch supports the '''micro SIM''' card. The caveat is that the watch '''only supports''' the '''2G network''', so you need to get a micro SIM from a network provider that still has a '''2G''' network in place. It will not work on the 3G/4G/LTE networks of any service provider
This is from the link above:
''Phone Function: Can Be As A Standalone Mobile Phone To Make Phone Calls Including Answering And Dial-Up. '''Supports Single SIM Card (Micro SIM Card), 2G GSM'''/GPRS 850/900/1800/1900''
Hi @fish2018 ,
According to the info from this [https://www.amazon.co.uk/GZDL-Bluetooth-Smartwatch-Support-Android/dp/B018MDJEWQ|link] the watch supports the '''micro SIM''' card. The caveat is that the watch '''only supports''' the '''2G network''', so you need to get a micro SIM from a network provider that still has a '''2G''' network in place. It will not work on the 3G/4G/LTE networks of any service provider
This is from the link above:
''Phone Function: Can Be As A Standalone Mobile Phone To Make Phone Calls Including Answering And Dial-Up. '''Supports Single SIM Card (Micro SIM Card), 2G GSM'''/GPRS 850/900/1800/1900''