You want to be always connected to friends, family, team mates, or customers.
But you don't always want to carry your phone everywhere. That's why you need OneNumber.
Turn your watch into your phone
The OneNumber Add-On lets you share your Pay Monthly mobile number with your eligible watch, so you can make calls, take calls, stream music and more for just $5 (4.35 ex. GST) a month. Leave that phone at home!
What you'll need
To start using OneNumber, all you need is the right combination of phone, watch and plan.
Compatible phones
OneNumber works on any compatible iPhone XS or later with iOS 17.1 or later installed or Samsung phone with Android 10 or later*
iPhone will need a compatible Apple Watch Series 4 or newer (GPS + Cellular) with watch 10.1 or later while a Samsung phone will need a compatible Galaxy Watch5 LTE or newer*
*We can't guarantee a phone or watch not purchased from One NZ or partner channels will be compatible. OneNumber may not work on other brands or parallel imported devices.
Getting started
To make OneNumber work on your watch, you'll need your My One NZ app login.
So, if you don’t already have a login now's a good time to get one!
1. Pair your devices If your devices aren’t paired already, turn on bluetooth to pair your watch and phone. See Apple or Samsung pairing instructions.
2. Activate OneNumber
Apple: Open the Apple Watch App, tap Mobile, tap Add a New Plan, then tap Set up Mobile.
Samsung: Open the Samsung Galaxy Wearable App, tap Watch settings and then Mobile plans.
Then follow the prompts to complete setup.
3. Wait for our text! You’ll receive a text message once your OneNumber is activated.
3 months free: Available to activate until 7 January 2025. Discount will end after three months and the standard monthly price of $5 will apply.
OneNumber requires an eligible Pay Monthly plan, plus compatible watch and compatible phone with selected operating systems. Only a single OneNumber add-on per Pay Monthly plan. No tethering or hot spotting. Some international roaming features may not be available. Some network functions may not be of the same standard as a mobile phone. See full terms.