Before you buy
Check your phone for eSIM
Find your exact model, then confirm your phone is carrier-unlocked. Support can vary by model and country of purchase.
Find your device
This is a reference list, not a device test. We can’t confirm your phone’s model, regional variant or carrier lock from your browser.
Check on your phone
Use the step-by-step guide for your device. An eSIM setting alone does not confirm that your phone is carrier-unlocked.
Device questions
How do I check if my phone supports eSIM?
Go to your phone's Settings → look for "Cellular" or "Mobile Data" → if you see an option to "Add eSIM" or "Add Cellular Plan," your device supports eSIM. You can also search for your device on this page.
Does my device need to be unlocked to use an eSIM?
Yes. Your device must be carrier-unlocked (not restricted to a specific carrier). Contact your carrier to confirm your device is unlocked before purchasing an eSIM plan.
Can I use an eSIM and a physical SIM at the same time?
Most modern phones support dual SIM — one physical SIM and one eSIM simultaneously. Some newer iPhones (US models from iPhone 14 onward) support dual eSIM without any physical SIM tray.
Do all iPhones support eSIM?
iPhones from the iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR (2018) onward support eSIM. Older models like iPhone X, 8, and earlier do not. iPhones sold in mainland China may not support eSIM.
Which Samsung phones support eSIM?
Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer S-series phones, all Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip models, and select Galaxy A-series phones (A54, A55, A56) support eSIM. Check this page for the full list.
Do tablets support eSIM?
Some tablets support eSIM, but only models with cellular capability. For iPads, you need the "Wi-Fi + Cellular" version — the Wi-Fi-only version does not support eSIM. Select Samsung Galaxy Tab models also support eSIM.
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