Check if your phone or tablet supports eSIM before you buy. If your device isn't listed, it may still be compatible — check with the manufacturer.
List updated on 16 July 2026
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Your device must also be network-unlocked. Locked handsets from a carrier won't accept a third-party eSIM.
Your device must also be carrier-unlocked to use eSIM. On iPhone 13 and 14 models you can have two eSIMs active at the same time.
Your device may not support eSIM depending on country of sale — please double-check for your region.
Pixel 3 and newer support eSIM.
For the definitive industry list of eSIM-capable devices, see the GSMA eSIM Devices List ↗.
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