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> If you have the cellular version, yes No, you can use AirPods on a non-cellular watch just fine, it has bluetooth. Cellular only affects your ability to stre
by DeRock 6y ago
> If you have the cellular version, yes
No, you can use AirPods on a non-cellular watch just fine, it has bluetooth. Cellular only affects your ability to stream content (eg. Music or podcasts), but you are also able to download/cache those while on WiFi on the non-cellular watch.
- websites222 6y agoThe OP's definition of "work" went beyond whether the AirPods connected directly to the Apple Watch: >As in, if I leave my phone at home, will I be able to stream music and calls from my watch to my AirPods while I go for a run? For my response, I assumed two things: (1)"Streaming music" meant listening to music that is not stored on the device. (2) "Calls from my watch to AirPods" meant that during a run, OP was not in constant range of a remembered, open WiFi network.