Free eSIM compatibility checker

Does your phone support eSIM?

Search for your model to find out in seconds, then run the two quick checks that matter before you buy.

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175 eSIM-ready models listed, from brands including

  • Apple
  • Samsung
  • Google
  • Xiaomi
  • Motorola
  • OPPO
  • Sony
  • Huawei
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Your phone can tell you itself. Any one of these works.

Any phone

Dial *#06#

  • Phone app
  • *#06#
  • EID shown

If a 32-digit EID number appears, your phone has an eSIM chip. No EID means no eSIM.

iPhone · iPad

Look in Settings

  • Settings
  • Mobile Service
  • Add eSIM

In some regions this is called Cellular or Mobile Data. If you see Add eSIM, you're good to go.

Android

Look for SIM manager

  • Settings
  • Connections
  • SIM manager
  • Add eSIM

On Pixel it's Network & internet, then SIMs. If you can add or download an eSIM, you're good to go.

Before you buy

The model is only half the story

Two things can stop an eSIM working, even on a phone that supports it.

1. Your phone must be unlocked

Phones bought on contract are sometimes locked to one network, and a locked phone can refuse other providers' eSIMs.

  • iPhone: go to Settings › General › About and look for “No SIM restrictions” next to Carrier Lock.
  • Android: ask your network, or try a SIM card from a different network. If it works, your phone is unlocked.

2. Where it was bought matters

Some models are sold without eSIM in certain countries, even when the same model supports it elsewhere.

  • iPhones sold in mainland China, and most sold in Hong Kong and Macau, use two physical SIMs instead of eSIM.
  • Some Galaxy models from mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and older Korean models don't support eSIM.
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eSIM compatible phones and tablets

Every model below supports eSIM. Filter by brand or type part of a name.

Brand by brand

eSIM support by brand

iPhone eSIM support

Every iPhone since the XS and XR supports eSIM. The foldable iPhone Duo—sometimes searched for as iPhone Fold—is eSIM-only worldwide, while iPhone 18 Pro and current models support eSIM with regional SIM configurations.

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Samsung Galaxy eSIM support

Galaxy flagships support eSIM from the S20 onwards, including the S26 series, Z Fold8, Z Fold8 Ultra, Z Flip8 and Z TriFold. Galaxy A and regional versions vary, so check the notes for your model.

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Google Pixel eSIM support

Pixel phones have supported eSIM since the Pixel 2 XL, and setup is built right into Settings. Pixel 10 models sold in the US are eSIM-only.

See all Pixel models

Other Android brands

Selected models from Huawei, Xiaomi, Motorola, OPPO, Sony, vivo, Honor, Nokia, Sharp and Rakuten support eSIM. Support is usually model-specific, so check the list or dial *#06#.

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FAQ

eSIM compatibility questions

Which iPhones support eSIM?

Every iPhone from the iPhone XS and XR onwards supports eSIM, including iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone Air, iPhone 17e and the foldable iPhone Duo. iPhone Duo is eSIM-only worldwide.

Does the iPhone Fold support eSIM?

Yes. Apple’s foldable iPhone is officially named iPhone Duo. It is eSIM-only worldwide, supports two active eSIMs and stores eight or more eSIM profiles.

Do Samsung Galaxy phones support eSIM?

Most Samsung flagships from the Galaxy S20 onwards support eSIM, including the Galaxy S26 series, Galaxy Z Fold8, Z Fold8 Ultra, Z Flip8 and Z TriFold. Support for Galaxy A and regional variants varies by market and carrier.

Do Google Pixel phones support eSIM?

Yes. Every Pixel from the Pixel 3 onwards supports eSIM, as does the Pixel 2 XL, although some Pixel 3 and 3a phones bought in certain countries or from certain carriers have it disabled. Pixel 10 models sold in the US are eSIM-only.

How do I check if my phone supports eSIM?

Search for your model on this page, or dial *#06#. If an EID number appears, your phone supports eSIM. You can also look for an Add eSIM option in your phone's mobile or SIM settings.

My phone isn't on the list. Can I still use an eSIM?

Possibly. New models launch all the time. Dial *#06# and look for an EID, or check your SIM settings for an Add eSIM option. If you're still unsure, contact us before you buy.

Does my phone need to be unlocked?

Yes. A phone that's locked to one network may reject eSIMs from other providers. On iPhone, go to Settings › General › About and look for “No SIM restrictions” next to Carrier Lock. On Android, ask your network.

Can I use a physical SIM and an eSIM together?

Yes. eSIM phones are dual-SIM, so you can keep your usual SIM for calls and texts and use a travel eSIM for data.

Do iPads and smartwatches support eSIM?

Recent Wi-Fi + Cellular iPads support eSIM and work with travel data plans. Smartwatches with eSIM are usually tied to your phone network's plan, so they can't use a travel eSIM.

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