eSIM Compatible Devices
Complete guide to smartphones and tablets supporting eSIM technology
Complete guide to smartphones and tablets supporting eSIM technology
Latest flagship with dual eSIM support
Excellent eSIM support with dual connectivity
Reliable eSIM functionality for travelers
Entry-level eSIM support for budget travelers
Latest Samsung flagship with advanced eSIM
Excellent eSIM implementation for travelers
Proven eSIM support with great performance
Foldable devices with full eSIM support
Latest Google flagship with advanced eSIM
Excellent value with strong eSIM support
Reliable eSIM support for budget travelers
Premium foldable with advanced eSIM
Premium tablet with eSIM for productivity
Balanced option with eSIM connectivity
Premium Android tablet with eSIM
Google's tablet with eSIM support
| Device | eSIM Support | Min OS | 5G | Price Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone 15 | Dual eSIM | iOS 17 | ✓ | $799+ |
| Galaxy S24 | Dual eSIM | Android 14 | ✓ | $799+ |
| Pixel 8 | Dual eSIM | Android 14 | ✓ | $799+ |
| iPad Pro | eSIM | iPadOS 17 | ✓ | $1,099+ |
No, eSIM requires relatively recent devices. iPhone 11 and newer, Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer, and Google Pixel 3 and newer support eSIM. Older devices require physical SIM cards.
Yes! Most modern devices support multiple eSIM profiles. You can store several profiles and switch between them. Some devices also support dual eSIM (two active at once) or eSIM + physical SIM.
No, eSIM plans are typically competitively priced or cheaper. You're buying local plans directly, avoiding expensive international roaming charges from your home carrier.
Your eSIM profile is tied to your device's hardware. If you lose your phone, you'll need to contact your eSIM provider to deactivate the profile and reissue it on a new device.