Can I use the Apple Watch 10 to make calls over Wi-Fi

Requirements for Making Calls over Wi-Fi

1. Wi-Fi Calling Enabled: Your paired iPhone must have Wi-Fi calling enabled. To do this, go to Settings > Phone > Wi-Fi Calling on your iPhone and ensure that it is turned on[3][4].

2. Bluetooth Connection: The Apple Watch needs to be connected to the paired iPhone via Bluetooth or be on the same Wi-Fi network. If the iPhone is within Bluetooth range and has a cellular connection or is connected to Wi-Fi, the watch can make calls[1][3].

3. Carrier Support: Your mobile carrier must support Wi-Fi calling. If it does, and you've enabled the feature on your iPhone, your Apple Watch should be able to make calls over Wi-Fi even when the iPhone is not nearby[4][6].

4. FaceTime Audio Calls: With watchOS 10, the Apple Watch can also make FaceTime Audio calls using a Wi-Fi connection, allowing you to communicate with other Apple devices[1][7].

Limitations

- If your Apple Watch does not have a cellular plan (i.e., it is a GPS-only model), it will rely on the paired iPhone's connection for making calls unless it is connected to a Wi-Fi network that supports calling[1][4].
- If your iPhone is turned off or out of range and you haven't set up your Apple Watch for independent use (like with Family Setup), you may not be able to make standard phone calls unless specific configurations are in place[6][8].

In summary, as long as your iPhone supports Wi-Fi calling and is properly configured, you can indeed make calls using your Apple Watch Series 10 over Wi-Fi.