Which Devices Support eSIM?

An eSIM-compatible device is any smartphone, tablet, smartwatch, or laptop that supports embedded SIM (eSIM) technology. Unlike traditional SIM cards, eSIMs are built into the device and can be activated digitally without needing a physical SIM card. Many modern devices from brands like Apple, Samsung, Google, and Huawei support eSIM, making it easier for travelers and frequent switchers to connect to mobile networks worldwide.

How do I check if my device supports eSIM?
To check if your device supports eSIM, visit our comprehensive eSIM-compatible devices list. If your device is listed, it is eSIM-ready and can be used with eSIMlii services. You can also verify eSIM support by checking your device settings. On most smartphones, go to Settings > Mobile Network > Add eSIM to see if eSIM functionality is available.

Do all models of a device support eSIM?
Not necessarily. Some models, even within the same series, may have different regional variants with or without eSIM support. For example, certain iPhone or Samsung Galaxy models sold in specific regions might not support eSIM. Always verify eSIM compatibility based on your device model and region using our eSIM compatibility list.

Which brands offer eSIM-compatible devices?
Leading brands that support eSIM include Apple (iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch), Samsung (Galaxy S series, Z series, and select tablets), Google (Pixel devices), and various laptops from Microsoft, Lenovo, and Dell. More manufacturers are adopting eSIM technology, making it a future-proof solution for mobile connectivity.

Can I use eSIM on a dual SIM device?
Yes! Many eSIM-compatible smartphones support dual SIM functionality, allowing you to use both an eSIM and a physical SIM card simultaneously. This is especially useful for travelers who want to keep their primary SIM active while using an eSIM for local data. Some newer models, such as the iPhone 14 and later (USA models), even support dual eSIM, eliminating the need for a physical SIM altogether.