eSIM Supported Devices

The quickest way is to dial *#06#. If an EID number with 32 digits appears next to IMEI, eSIM is supported. On iPhone, open Settings → General → About and look for Available SIM or EID. On Android, open Settings → Connections → SIM manager and look for Add eSIM. You can also find your model in the list above.

Carrier lock means the phone is tied to one operator and does not accept SIM or eSIM from other networks. It is common on devices bought in installments or with a contract abroad. To check, insert a SIM card from another operator: if it connects to the network and calls work, the phone is unlocked. You can also ask the operator to check the IMEI.

Yes. Almost all modern smartphones work in Dual SIM mode: a physical SIM and an eSIM can be active in parallel. You can keep both lines enabled and choose the cheaper line for mobile data, for example calls on your home SIM and mobile internet on eSIM abroad.

Not necessarily. The list covers major models, but new and rare versions may be missing. Check the device directly: dial *#06# and look for EID. If you are unsure, message us in Telegram and we will help check your exact model.

Technically the eSIM hardware may still work, but we do not recommend modified firmware. On rooted or jailbroken devices, the eSIM profile may fail to install or disappear after an update, and some providers block activation for security reasons. Factory firmware is the most stable option.