eSIMion

Does my phone support eSIM?

Most phones released since 2018 support eSIM. Pick your device below for the exact models, where to check in your settings, and how to install. Not sure where to start? The dial-pad test works on everything: type *#06# and look for a line labeled EID. If you see an EID, your phone has eSIM.

iPhone eSIM compatibility and setup

If your iPhone is an XS, XR, or anything newer, it supports eSIM.

Samsung Galaxy eSIM compatibility and setup

Samsung's flagships have shipped with eSIM since the Galaxy S20, but some carrier versions — especially US carrier models of the S20 and S21 — shipped with eSIM switched off.

Google Pixel eSIM compatibility and setup

Every Pixel from the Pixel 4 onward supports eSIM.

iPad eSIM compatibility and setup

Cellular iPads released from late 2018 onward support eSIM.

Does your Android phone support eSIM?

Android is a big family, and eSIM support varies by brand, model, and even region.

iPhone and iPad, model by model

Apple's eSIM support is stable enough to state per generation, so each one has its own page:

iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR eSIM support →

iPhone 11, 11 Pro, and 11 Pro Max eSIM support →

iPhone 12, 12 mini, 12 Pro, and 12 Pro Max eSIM support →

iPhone 13, 13 mini, 13 Pro, and 13 Pro Max eSIM support →

iPhone 14, 14 Plus, 14 Pro, and 14 Pro Max eSIM support →

iPhone 15, 15 Plus, 15 Pro, and 15 Pro Max eSIM support →

iPhone 16, 16 Plus, 16 Pro, 16 Pro Max, and 16e eSIM support →

iPhone SE (2020) and SE (2022) eSIM support →

iPad Pro eSIM support →

iPad Air eSIM support →

iPad (7th generation and later) eSIM support →

iPad mini eSIM support →

Full compatibility table

Every model we can state confidently, across brands. Where support depends on the region or carrier version, the row says so — for those, and for anything not listed, the *#06# EID check is definitive. A dash means the number is not confidently published; check on the device rather than trust a guess.

Brand Model eSIM Profiles stored Active at once SIM tray Region / carrier notes
Apple iPhone 16 / 16 Plus / 16 Pro / 16 Pro Max / 16e Supported 8+ 2 No (US); varies elsewhere US models eSIM-only (no SIM tray). Mainland-China models: run the check.
Apple iPhone 15 / 15 Plus / 15 Pro / 15 Pro Max Supported 8+ 2 No (US); yes elsewhere US models eSIM-only. Mainland-China models: run the check.
Apple iPhone 14 / 14 Plus / 14 Pro / 14 Pro Max Supported 8+ 2 No (US); yes elsewhere US models eSIM-only. Mainland-China models: run the check.
Apple iPhone 13 / 13 mini / 13 Pro / 13 Pro Max Supported 8+ 2 Yes First generation with two active eSIMs. Mainland-China models: run the check.
Apple iPhone 12 / 12 mini / 12 Pro / 12 Pro Max Supported Multiple 1 eSIM + physical Yes Update iOS for 5G in dual-SIM mode. Mainland-China models: run the check.
Apple iPhone 11 / 11 Pro / 11 Pro Max Supported Multiple 1 eSIM + physical Yes One active eSIM beside the physical SIM. Mainland-China models: run the check.
Apple iPhone XS / XS Max / XR Supported Multiple 1 eSIM + physical Yes First eSIM iPhones. Mainland-China models shipped without eSIM.
Apple iPhone SE (2022, 3rd gen) Supported 8+ 2 Yes Supports two active eSIMs.
Apple iPhone SE (2020, 2nd gen) Supported Multiple 1 eSIM + physical Yes One active eSIM beside the physical SIM.
Apple iPhone X / 8 / 7 and earlier (incl. SE 2016) Not supported 0 0 Yes No eSIM hardware.
Apple iPad Pro 11″ (all gens) / 12.9″ (2018 on) Supported Multiple 1 Yes; 2024 models none Cellular models only. 2024 models are eSIM-only.
Apple iPad Air (3rd gen, 2019, onward) Supported Multiple 1 Yes; 2024 models none Cellular models only. 2024 models are eSIM-only.
Apple iPad (7th gen, 2019, onward) Supported Multiple 1 Yes through 10th gen Cellular models only.
Apple iPad mini (5th gen, 2019, onward) Supported Multiple 1 Yes; 2024 mini none Cellular models only. 2024 mini is eSIM-only.
Samsung Galaxy S22 / S23 / S24 / S25 (+ Plus / Ultra) Supported Yes Standard across regions in our experience; the check confirms your unit.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold / Z Flip (all generations) Supported Yes
Samsung Galaxy S20 / S21 family, Note 20 family Varies — run the check Yes Hardware present, but some carrier versions (notably US) shipped with eSIM disabled — run the check.
Samsung Galaxy A-series / FE models Varies — run the check Differs by model and region — run the check.
Samsung Galaxy S10 and earlier Not supported 0 0 Yes No eSIM on phones before the S20 generation.
Google Pixel 4 through Pixel 9 (incl. a-series, Pro, Fold) Supported Yes
Google Pixel 3 / 3a Varies — run the check Yes Supported in most markets; some carrier units shipped disabled — run the check.
Google Pixel 2 and earlier Not supported Yes Pixel 2 eSIM worked only on Google Fi.
Motorola Razr (2019 on), recent Edge models Varies — run the check eSIM common on these lines but differs by region — run the check.
Sony Xperia 1 / 5 / 10 (recent generations) Varies — run the check Recent generations added eSIM in most markets — run the check.
Xiaomi Recent flagships (13 series on) Varies — run the check eSIM on some models and regions only — run the check.
OnePlus Recent flagships (11 on) Varies — run the check Region-dependent — run the check.
OPPO Find X3 and later flagships Varies — run the check Region-dependent — run the check.
Honor Recent Magic flagships Varies — run the check Region-dependent — run the check.
Nothing Phone (2) and later Varies — run the check Differs by market — run the check.
Fairphone Fairphone 4 / 5 Supported

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