Learn how to sync an Android watch or tablet to your smartphone number so you can make and receive calls, even if your phone isn’t nearby.
A smartphone can sync with up to five AndroidTM tablets and five Android watches – or four Android watches and one Alexa app.
FYI: FirstNet® subscribers, learn how to add NumberSync.
Make calls using your watch with NumberSync, even if it isn’t nearby. (Your watch can only sync to one smartphone at a time.)
In addition to making calls, you can also get notices and listen to your smartphone’s voicemail on the watch.
Want device-specific instructions? Go to Device Support, select your device, and enter NumberSync in the search field. If you’re still having trouble, you can get help with NumberSync issues.
An Android watch connects in two different modes.
If you want to unsync your Android watch to resync to another phone:
FYI: To remove NumberSync or to cancel your watch plan, contact us.
Sync and use your Android tablet with NumberSync. One smartphone number lets you make and receive voice and AT&T video calls from any of your screens.
To sync your smartphone:
Want device-specific instructions? Go to Device Support, select your device, and enter NumberSync in the search field. If you’re still having trouble, you can get help with NumberSync issues.
To unsync your Android tablet:
Check your individual plans to confirm specific billing and usage charges.
Your iPhone plan will show:
Your watch plan will show:
Your data plan for tablets will show:
FYI: Check the usage details on your bill and look for Wi-Fi or NBSSCall to identify NumberSync calls.
Watches
NumberSync isn’t available. It doesn’t support roaming outside of the United States, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands (our coverage area).
Tablets
If you use a Wi-Fi connection on the tablet to call:
If you use cellular data on the tablet to make a call, it gets billed to your data plan. But if you’re roaming outside of our coverage area, you’ll pay international roaming rates for data usage.