The international expansion of the Apple Watch Series 3 LTE, is being slower than normal, but this time it seems that it is not due to the sloppiness that Apple sometimes shows, but this time, it is because the operators are not doing everything they can to offer this model to their customers.
The Cupertino-based company has officially announced that the availability of the Apple Watch LTE it will be expanded next week in certain markets. Mexico, UAE, South Korea and Brazil They will be the next countries where Apple users will be able to enjoy this LTE version, a device that can work independently without being associated with an iPhone in no time.
In Mexico, the Apple Watch will come from AT&T and Telcel at a price of 8.999 pesos for the 38 millimeter model and 9.699 pesos for the 42 mm model. In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), it will be available through the Etisalat operator with a starting price of 1.364 D. In South Korea, its availability will come from the operator Uplus Network, while in Brazil it will be with the Claro company. The price of the 3-millimeter Apple Watch Series 38 will be R $ 3.199 while the 42-millimeter model will fetch R $ 3.449.
If you reside in any of these countries, As of June 8, you can reserve the Apple Watch Series 3 but you won't receive it until next June 15. The Apple Watch Series 3 LTE, works with an electronic sim, not a physical one, so the availability of these models is always associated with an operator, hence it is a fundamental part of the expansion of this model in more countries.
At the moment, it seems that the Spanish operators still not offering this option to the Cupertino-based company, something that is especially striking considering that the Samsung Gear S2, which also has an electronic sim, has been available in the Orange catalog for the last two years.
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