Is your phone eSIM ready?
The 10-second test: dial *#06#. See an EID number? You're ready to go.
Apple iPhone
iPhone XS (2018) and every model since.
- ✓ iPhone XS / XS Max / XR
- ✓ iPhone 11 / 12 / 13 / 14 / 15 / 16 / 17 series
- ✓ iPhone SE (2020, 2022)
- ✓ iPhone Air
Samsung Galaxy
Galaxy S20 (2020) and later flagships, plus recent Z and A series.
- ✓ Galaxy S20 → S25 series
- ✓ Galaxy Note 20 / Note 20 Ultra
- ✓ Galaxy Z Flip & Z Fold (all)
- ✓ Galaxy A54 / A55 and newer A-series (region dependent)
Google Pixel
Pixel 3 (2018) and every model since.
- ✓ Pixel 3 / 3a → Pixel 10 series
- ✓ Pixel Fold
Other brands
Many recent models from these makers support eSIM — check settings for “Add eSIM”.
- ✓ Huawei P40 and later (non-Lite)
- ✓ Oppo Find X3 Pro and later
- ✓ Sony Xperia 10 III and later
- ✓ Motorola Razr (2019) and later, Edge series
- ✓ Fairphone 4 / 5
- ✓ Xiaomi 12T Pro and later (region dependent)
Device support can vary by region and carrier model. When in doubt, trust the *#06# EID test.
Compatibility questions
How do I check if my phone has eSIM?＋
Dial *#06#. If an EID number appears, your phone supports eSIM. On iPhone you can also check Settings → Cellular → Add eSIM; on Android, Settings → Network → SIMs.
Does my phone need to be unlocked?＋
Yes. A carrier-locked phone can't use another provider's eSIM. Phones bought outright are unlocked; phones on installment plans may not be — ask your carrier.
My phone isn't on the list — can I still use eSIM?＋
The list covers common models, not every one. The *#06# EID test is definitive: if you see an EID, you're compatible.
Do tablets and laptops work?＋
Many do — iPads from 2019 onward, Surface Pro X and later, and many Windows laptops with cellular options support eSIM and work with our data plans.
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