How to make calls on iPad: A complete analysis of the most popular methods on the Internet
In recent years, with the intelligence of mobile devices, the iPad has become not only an entertainment tool, but also a phone call function. The following is a practical guide on "making calls on iPad" that has been a hot topic on the Internet in the past 10 days. It is compiled based on the latest technology and user feedback.
1. Three mainstream ways to make calls on iPad

| method | Applicable scenarios | Required conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Cellular calls | Independent dialing (requires cellular version of iPad) | Support eSIM or physical SIM card |
| FaceTime Audio/Video | Free calls between Apple devices | Both parties have Apple IDs and are online |
| Third-party applications (WeChat/QQ, etc.) | Cross-platform calling | Install the app and register an account |
2. Detailed operation steps
1. Cellular network calls (only for cellular version iPad)
Steps: Insert SIM card or activate eSIM → Open the "Phone" app → Dial directly. Note: Some carriers may limit this feature.
2. FaceTime
Steps: Make sure the iPad is connected to the Internet → Open FaceTime → Enter the other party’s Apple ID or mobile phone number → Select audio or video call.
3. Third-party applications
Take WeChat as an example: Install WeChat → Log in to your account → Select a contact in "Contact Book" → Click "Video Call" or "Voice Call".
3. Answers to popular questions (top 3 searches in the past 10 days)
| question | solution |
|---|---|
| Can the non-cellular iPad make calls? | Use FaceTime or third-party apps over WiFi |
| What should I do if the call quality is poor? | Check the network signal and close background applications |
| How to save traffic? | Prioritize WiFi, or limit video resolution |
4. Comparison of actual user experience
According to recent social media feedback, FaceTime is widely praised for its low latency, while WeChat is more suitable for domestic cross-platform communication. Although cellular calls are convenient, they are only supported by some models.
5. Summary
iPad calls have various functions, and choosing the appropriate method depends on the device model, network conditions, and the other party's device. It is recommended to try FaceTime first, followed by third-party applications, and cellular calls as a supplementary solution.
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