06-04-2018 10:33 AM
18-04-2018 11:55 AM
I would like this answer as well!
I am thinking of buying a series three as my old Nike GPS watch is losing support this month.
19-04-2018 08:03 AM
Hi @mwasserman and @Alexonmac,
For the time being we have no news on the possible compatibility of the Apple watch serie 3 with our services. We will forward your feedback and your interest to the appropriate department.
Thank you for your understanding!
Vincent Quigley
Your Community Manager
19-04-2018 11:06 AM
Vincent,
Thnaks for the reply. Can we get more detail>
Is the issue due to Videotron network sharing on Roger's network or related to the use of eSIMs?
Roger's has stated it will suport teh Apple Watch at some point in 2018.
https://mobilesyrup.com/2018/01/02/rogers-confirms-plans-support-esims-year/
thanks
Mark
20-04-2018 09:09 AM
Unfortunately, for the time being, we are not allowed to share more information on this issue.
Thank you for your understanding.
Vincent Quigley
Your Community Manager
28-06-2018 08:05 PM
21-09-2018 10:52 PM
Vincent,
Any update?
Rogers is now supporting, as are Bell and Telus.
Thanks
Mark
22-09-2018 08:05 AM
@mwasserman wrote:Vincent,
Any update?
Rogers is now supporting, as are Bell and Telus.
Thanks
Mark
I asked for an update on Twitter..
and all they said is the same generic answer we always get... “we are looking into it... but no plan to offer it now”
22-09-2018 06:16 PM
I went into a Videotron store and finally got a straight answer.
I was told that Videotron’s native LTE network runs on a different frequency than most networks.
The Apple Watch does not support that frequency in the current series 3 and 4 iteration. They believe the next series will support it, i.e.likely late 2019.
Although Videotron “shares” some of the Rogers network, and, in theory, the Apple Watch could work on that network, Videotron’s working arrangement with Rogers does not allow for 100% reliability on the Rogers network.
Per the employee, there are no plans to work the Rogers agreement.
Buying a series 3 or 4 with LTE is a waste of the LTE adder if you are on Videotron per this employee.
Strange though, when I check the Videotron frequencies and the watch supported frequencies..they seem to match. Go figure...
23-09-2018 12:08 AM - edited 23-09-2018 12:10 AM
27-11-2018 07:39 AM
@mwasserman wrote:Vincent,
Thnaks for the reply. Can we get more detail>
Is the issue due to Videotron network sharing on Roger's network or related to the use of eSIMs?
Roger's has stated it will suport teh Apple Watch at some point in 2018.
https://mobilesyrup.com/2018/01/02/rogers-confirms-plans-support-domyhomework
thanks
Mark
Doesn't seem to be related to the use of eSIMs, as I understand it.
27-11-2018 07:43 AM
@debraparker2018 wrote:Doesn't seem to be related to the use of eSIMs, as I understand it.
Esim is a big part of the equation... it required for the Apple Watch.
Second part is linking your Apple Watch line to your iPhone line... Videotron has to somewhat assign the same number to both devices... and I’m not sure they can do it for now.
18-12-2018 08:32 PM