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Yes, your iPad can use a cellular data connection. To do this, you will need to purchase a WiFi + Cellular model of iPad, or an iPad Pro with an embedded Apple SIM card. With either of these options, you can sign up for a cellular data plan with your carrier to get online anywhere there is cellular coverage. If you have an iPhone, you can even share its data connection with your iPad using something called Personal Hotspot.
Can you add cellular to an iPad?
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Cellular iPads are not currently available, but they may be in the future. Apple has not released any information about whether or not they plan to release a cellular iPad in the future.
Can you add a SIM card to a Wi-Fi only iPad?
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Yes, you can add a SIM card to a Wi-Fi only iPad. However, it’s important to note that doing so will only give you access to data services–you won’t be able to make or receive phone calls or texts. So if you’re looking to use your iPad as a phone replacement, this isn’t the way to do it. But if you just want to be able to use cellular data on your iPad (for things like browsing the web, checking email, using apps, etc.), then this is a perfectly viable option.
There are two different ways to go about adding a SIM card to your iPad. The first is by using an adapter that fits into theSIM card slot of your
Can you make a Wi-Fi tablet cellular?
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Yes, you can make a Wi-Fi tablet cellular by purchasing a cellular data plan from a service provider. Most providers offer plans that allow you to use your tablet as a hotspot, which means you can access the internet using your tablet’s cellular data connection. You can also purchase data plans that allow you to use your tablet’s cellular data connection to connect to the internet when you’re not near a Wi-Fi hotspot.
Can I put a SIM card in a Wi-Fi tablet?
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No, you cannot put a SIM card in a Wi-Fi tablet. A Wi-Fi tablet can only connect to the internet through a wireless connection. A SIM card is used to connect to the internet through a cellular network.
