In September of last year Apple introduced the Apple Watch Series 3 LTE to the market. This launch was made in a staggered way (in the old way) but so much so that in many countries we still have no news of its arrival.
But today it has just been discovered through an announcement by Apple itself that Sweden, Denmark and India will be the next to have the watch available. Everything indicates that the pre-purchase of the Apple smart watch will be available from this next week, specifically on Friday, May 4 and it will begin shipping on the 11th of the same month.
The interesting thing about this device is the total autonomy that it allows the user and leaving the iPhone at home is no longer a problem with this Series 3 LTE. As he explained in his day Jeff Williams, Apple's Chief Operating Officer:
We believe that the addition of integrated mobile data will completely change the way you use your Apple Watch and create a new sense of freedom by allowing you to stay connected with and without the iPhone. The Apple Watch Series 3, combined with the power of watchOS 4, is the perfect device for a healthier life.
While in Spain we are still away
It would be really interesting to have the option to buy this watch in our country and it is only available in the countries of the launch on September 22: United States, Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Japan, Puerto Rico, Switzerland , and the United Kingdom. Without a doubt it has to be a matter of operators and it is that in our neighboring country, France, they have it available with Orange and Orange operates in Spain, so it seems bad that it is not available today. Apple could put the Series 3 LTE watch in more countries soon, but really its expansion is slowing down much more than users want it.
You can put the Apple series 3 with lte where you know, they took too long, so it is not about customers. I imagine that the series 4 will be with LTE and some holographic gossip, to compensate, I say.