Is my phone compatible?
Most phones since 2018 are.
Your phone needs two things: eSIM support and to be carrier-unlocked. We check both before you pay; here is the list if you want to check first.
Check in the web appSupported devices
- Apple iPhone XS, XR and newer · iPhone SE (2020+) · iPad Pro, Air and mini with cellular (2018+)
- Google Pixel 3 and newer (Pixel 3a and 4a: not in all regions)
- Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer · Note 20 · Z Flip and Fold series · A54 and A55 (region dependent)
- Others Motorola Razr and Edge (2020+) · Huawei P40 and Mate 40 · Oppo Find X3 and newer · Sony Xperia 10 IV and newer · Xiaomi 12T Pro and newer · Fairphone 4 and 5
Not supported
- Devices bought in mainland China eSIM is disabled on most Chinese-market phones.
- Carrier-locked phones Ask your carrier to unlock; it is usually free after the contract ends.
- Dual physical SIM variants Some Hong Kong and Macau iPhone models have two physical SIM trays and no eSIM.
Quick self-check
Device lists change with every release and vary by country. If your model isn't listed, run the self-check.
- iPhone Settings → General → About: look for “Available SIM” or “Digital SIM”. Dial *#06# — if you see an EID, you have eSIM.
- Android Settings → Network & Internet → SIMs: look for “Add eSIM” or “Download a SIM”. Dial *#06# to see an EID.