If you forgot or lost your iPhone, you may wonder if you can still use your Apple Watch. Here are the functions you can still use and how to connect to them.
For some, the Apple Watch has been a game-changing technological advancement, placing the power of multiple devices and numerous apps squarely on their wrist. Yes, it’s even a pretty good timekeeper, though the Apple Watch is arguably best loved for basically squeezing a fully functional iPhone into some serious wrist-sized swag.
The smart device does that by pairing directly with an iPhone via Bluetooth connection, which helps preserve battery life while allowing users to make or receive phone calls, send text messages, track personal fitness and health goals, and play games, among hundreds of other uses. However, given that the Apple Watch is at its operational best when paired with an iPhone, the question is how functional the device can be on rare occasions when you don’t have your iPhone handy.
The good news is that your Apple Watch can be used as more than, you know, a watch when it’s not connected to your iPhone. Here’s what you need to know about using your Apple Watch without your iPhone.Limited range of functions
We should tell you now that you will likely not have the full range of Apple Watch functions when the smart device is not connected to your iPhone.
