The Apple Watch can connect via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, but Bluetooth is usually the primary connection method.
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When your iPhone and Apple Watch are near each other, they automatically connect via Bluetooth. This connection can be used for basic functions such as receiving notifications, syncing fitness data, and controlling music.
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In addition, if your iPhone and Apple Watch are on the same Wi-Fi network, they can also connect via Wi-Fi. This connection provides faster data speeds and still allows you to access some functions, such as using Siri, taking calls and sending messages, when your iPhone is not nearby.
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To sum up, Bluetooth is the most common connection between the Apple Watch and the iPhone, while a Wi-Fi connection offers more functionality and flexibility.
Hello, Apple Watch can use Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connection. Typically, when an iPhone is successfully paired with an Apple Watch, the Apple Watch will connect using Bluetooth. And when the iPhone is out of range of the Apple Watch, the Apple Watch will automatically switch to Wi-Fi connection mode (if you have the Apple Watch connected to a Wi-Fi network). If your iPhone and Apple Watch are both connected to the same Wi-Fi network, the Apple Watch will automatically switch to Wi-Fi connection mode to get a better network connection when you're not using your iPhone.