12-23-2015 11:22 PM
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  1. AC Question's Avatar
    AC Question
    It feels like I'm asking a stupid question, but I'm thinking of buying a tablet and I only need it for home use, so I'm okay with just using Wi-Fi. If I buy, say, a Verizon Samsung Galaxy Tab 2, do I have to worry about the carrier designation at all if I don't plan to get a data plan, and instead just use my own Wi-Fi?
    12-23-2015 10:16 PM
  2. VW Maverick's Avatar
    VW Maverick
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    Not a stupid question at all.
    Most, if not all of the carrier tablets will have the ability to access data so you will have to pay for a plan even though you will nearly never use it.
    A Wi-Fi only Kindle may be the way to go.
    Just my $.02

    Mav.
    12-23-2015 10:31 PM
  3. hallux's Avatar
    hallux
    Q&A Team
    Just because it CAN access mobile data didn't mean it has to have service activated. Why are you looking at that rather than the WiFi version?

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    12-23-2015 11:22 PM
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