06-03-2024 12:30
06-03-2024 12:30
If I get an international SIM card when travelling, can I use that while abroad?
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06-05-2024 11:37
06-05-2024 11:37
Hello @happy_fan
Unlike a traditional LTE smartwatch, there isn't a way to assign this device to a carrier. The device's LTE coverage is managed exclusively by the Ace pass.
Rieko | N California USA MBG PE
06-04-2024 08:14
06-04-2024 08:14
Hello @happy_fan
The Fitbit Ace LTE uses the Ace pass for connectivity, which is currently available only in the USA. So any functions or features that require internet access (location, calls, text) won't work outside of the USA.
Rieko | N California USA MBG PE
06-04-2024 08:39
06-04-2024 08:39
06-04-2024 13:33
06-04-2024 13:33
Hello @happy_fan
I'll double check, but I don't think this device has a SIM card that can be swapped. I suspect it may have an eSIM, which seems to be the trend for smartwatches & wearables.
Rieko | N California USA MBG PE
06-04-2024 13:40
06-04-2024 13:40
Even if it's an eSIM. An International carrier could assign it
06-05-2024 04:59
06-05-2024 04:59
@happy_fan The Ace LTE has an eSim, but coverage is limited to the United States. Ace LTE Help article
Laurie | Maryland
Sense 2, Luxe, Aria 2 | iOS | Mac OS
Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.
06-05-2024 05:11
06-05-2024 05:11
Let me rephrase. Is there anything preventing this watch from being assigned a carrier with international coverage?
06-05-2024 06:50
06-05-2024 06:50
@happy_fan "Roaming is not supported on the Fitbit Ace LTE. LTE coverage is limited to the United States."
Laurie | Maryland
Sense 2, Luxe, Aria 2 | iOS | Mac OS
Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.
06-05-2024 07:05
06-05-2024 07:05
That still does not answer my question. It wouldn't be roaming if your eSIM is local. Same for coverage.
06-05-2024 11:37
06-05-2024 11:37
Hello @happy_fan
Unlike a traditional LTE smartwatch, there isn't a way to assign this device to a carrier. The device's LTE coverage is managed exclusively by the Ace pass.
Rieko | N California USA MBG PE
06-05-2024 11:38
06-05-2024 11:38
06-12-2024 11:26
06-12-2024 11:26
The Fitbit ACE LTE product is great and my daughter loves it. However, as a parent, I wish that the Ace Pass has more flexibility, when it comes to international coverage. We travel often and want to keep track of my daughter, while we are travelling, therefore, If the LTE coverage works in Canada, that would be a good start.
06-12-2024 12:40
06-12-2024 12:40
Hello @jeevesS
Thank you for letting us know that your daughter is enjoying using her Fitbit Ace LTE.
Please consider submitting a feature request in the Product Feedback forum (<-- click link) for Ace LTE coverage in Canada. The developers monitor this forum to see what features are being requested for potential future implementation.
When you submit your request, please reply to this thread with a link to your request. This way, other parents/guardians can add their vote & comments.
This is totally my opinion: I wouldn't be surprised if Ace LTE coverage in Canada would be one of the first areas to be added.
Rieko | N California USA MBG PE
08-06-2024 12:21
08-06-2024 12:21
Hi. Is there a way to bring this watch to Europe but connect via WiFI??? For at least it's minimal functions like games and step count????? Not necessarily for making calls or texts.
Thanks in Advance,
Gene
08-07-2024 10:07
08-07-2024 10:07
Hello @Gene82
A family traveled to Asia and the parent reported that steps, location, and messaging worked over Wi-Fi for them. Here's the thread (<-- click link).
Although they didn't mention games, I'm thinking the games should work since those are on the Ace device.
Rieko | N California USA MBG PE