On iPhone
Open Settings › General › About. An EID shown in the device details indicates eSIM support.
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Is your phone ready for a travel eSIM?
Search your exact model, then confirm it is carrier-unlocked before you purchase.
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Support can vary by country, carrier, and model variant. An eSIM-capable device must also be carrier-unlocked.
Three things to check
- Your exact model supports eSIM
- Your phone is carrier-unlocked
- You can connect to Wi-Fi to install
Model availability can vary by country, carrier, and hardware version. Use the exact model name when checking.
On Android
Open Settings and look under Network & internet, SIMs, or Mobile network. An option to add an eSIM or SIM is a strong compatibility signal.
More device references
Use these independent references if your exact device is not in our checker.