iPhone 18 series
- iPhone 18 Pro
- iPhone 18 Pro Max
- iPhone Duo
iPhone Duo is eSIM-only worldwide (no SIM tray).
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Dial *#06#. If you see an EID number, your phone supports eSIM.
Try “Galaxy S24”, “Pixel 8a” or “iPad Air”
iPhones bought in mainland China, Hong Kong or Macao generally don't support eSIM. Exceptions: iPhone 12 mini, 13 mini, SE (2020) and XS from Hong Kong/Macao, plus iPhone Air and iPhone Duo.
iPhone 13 and newer can have two eSIMs active at the same time.
iPhone 14 and newer sold in the US are eSIM-only. iPhone 17 and 18 Pro models are eSIM-only in the US, Canada, Japan, Mexico and parts of the Middle East.
iPads bought in mainland China don't support eSIM.
Galaxy phones bought overseas may differ. US versions of the S20, S21, Z Flip 5G, Note20 Ultra and Z Fold2 don't support eSIM, nor do most Galaxy phones sold in Hong Kong.
Overseas variants of the Galaxy A35, A27, A54 and Z TriFold support eSIM in some countries but aren't on Samsung Australia's list.
This list is Samsung Australia's list for Australian-model Galaxy devices.
Every Pixel from the Pixel 4 onwards supports eSIM.
Pixel 3 and 3 XL bought in Australia, Japan or Taiwan don't support eSIM, and nor do ones from US/Canadian carriers other than Sprint and Google Fi.
Pixel 3a bought in Japan or with Verizon service doesn't support eSIM.
Pixel 2 only supports eSIM if it was bought with Google Fi service.
Pixel 10 and 11 series (except the Pro Fold) are eSIM-only in the US.
eSIM support on Moto G models varies by country. Check your model's specs.
OPPO's Lite models don't support eSIM. Support varies by country.
Xiaomi 12T (not Pro) doesn't support eSIM. Mainland China models usually don't.
Huawei eSIM support depends heavily on region.
Support varies by region. OnePlus models sold in India and China may not support eSIM.
Smaller brands often sell eSIM and non-eSIM versions of the same phone. Dial *#06# to check for an EID.
See an EID number? Your phone supports eSIM.
Look for "Add eSIM" in your Mobile or SIM settings.
Phones locked to a carrier can’t add a travel eSIM. Your carrier can unlock it.
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