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Things the Verizon iPhone doesn’t have

By Matthew Lynch
July 24, 2023
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Introduction:

The release of a new iPhone is always surrounded by excitement and anticipation, and for many, the Verizon iPhone was no exception. However, despite its numerous features and improvements, there are still some components that the Verizon iPhone doesn’t have. In this article, we explore five notable missing features from the Verizon iPhone.

1. Simultaneous Voice and Data Usage:

One feature notably absent from the Verizon iPhone is the ability to use voice and data services simultaneously. This means that if you’re on a call, you cannot browse the internet, send an email, or use any other data-dependent applications at the same time. On competing networks, such as AT&T, this capability is available – leaving some Verizon users feeling left out.

2. HD Voice Calling:

HD Voice is a feature that offers enhanced call quality with crystal clear sound through advanced audio technology. While other carriers provide HD Voice support on their iPhones, unfortunately, it’s not currently available for Verizon iPhone users. This missing feature might be a dealbreaker for those who rely on their phones for regular voice communication.

3. International Roaming Support:

For avid travelers and globe trotters with Verizon iPhones, international roaming support may be sorely missed too. While many of the other carriers’ iPhones support GSM technology for seamless international roaming capabilities without having to swap SIM cards or get additional devices, this feature is lacking in the Verizon iPhone due to its focus on CDMA technology.

4. 5G Capability:

As of now, not all Verizon iPhone models come with 5G capabilities. The growing demand for faster network speeds makes 5G an increasingly desirable feature for many consumers. Although newer models like the iPhone 12 are compatible with 5G networks, anyone still using an earlier version may find themselves missing out on lightning-fast connection speeds.

5. Apple Watch Cellular Support:

Lastly, Apple Watch cellular support is another feature that some Verizon iPhone users might miss out on. While AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint all offer Apple Watch cellular service, compatibility issues may arise for those with a Verizon iPhone. This means that their Apple Watch might not be able to perform all its functions without being tethered to the iPhone.

Conclusion:

It’s crucial to keep in mind that despite the missing features, the Verizon iPhone still offers plenty of incredible benefits. However, as no device is perfect, it’s worth considering these limitations when choosing the right carrier and iPhone model for your needs.

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