Does your phone support eSIM?
Search your model or browse by brand. Compiled from manufacturer specifications.
To find out whether a handset takes an eSIM, look it up in this list of 254 models across 21 brands, or check the phone itself: dial *#06# and see whether an EID number appears. An EID means the handset has an eSIM chip. A phone bought carrier-locked in some markets still has to be unlocked before it will accept another provider's eSIM.
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Check the handset in one minute
- 1Confirm the device has an eSIM chipDial *#06# and look for an EID number.
- 2Confirm the software exposes itSearch Settings for eSIM; an add-plan option means it is usable.
- 3Confirm the phone is not carrier-lockedA contract-locked phone may refuse another operator's profile.
Compatibility information is compiled from manufacturer specifications and public carrier documentation. We do not test every handset ourselves, and the same model can differ by sales market, so always check your own device's settings before buying a plan.