How do I check if my device supports eSIM?

UpdatedJune 10, 2026

Quick Answer

You can check eSIM compatibility in your phone settings. In general, your device likely supports eSIM if you can find an EID, a second IMEI, or an “[Add eSIM]” option.

How to check on iPhone

Open [Settings].
Tap [General] > [About].
Scroll down and check for EID or more than one IMEI number.
If EID or a second IMEI appears, your iPhone likely supports eSIM.

How to check on Samsung

Open [Settings].
Tap [Connections] > [SIM Manager].
Check whether [Add eSIM] is available.
If [Add eSIM] appears, your Samsung device likely supports eSIM.

How to check on Google Pixel

Open [Settings].
Tap [Network & Internet] > [SIMs].
Check whether [Add SIM] or [Add eSIM] is available.
If the option appears, your Pixel likely supports eSIM.

How to check on other Android devices

Open the Phone app.
Dial *#06#.
Check whether EID and IMEI2 are displayed.
If both appear, your device likely supports eSIM.

One more thing to check

Even if your device supports eSIM, it must also be carrier-unlocked. A carrier-locked device cannot use our eSIM.

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How do I check if my device supports eSIM?

How to check on iPhone

How to check on Samsung

How to check on Google Pixel

How to check on other Android devices

One more thing to check

To activate an eSIM,
your device must be both

eSIM-compatible

Carrier unlocked

1. Go to [Settings] > [General] > [About] on your device.

2. Look for “Network Provider Lock – No SIM restrictions”:

◦ If you see this, your phone is unlocked.
◦ If not, your phone is locked.

1. Go to [Settings] > [Connections] > [Mobile networks] on your device.

2. Select [Network operators]:

◦ If multiple networks appear, your phone is likely unlocked.
◦ If only one network appears or you cannot find the option to search networks, your phone is likely locked to the carrier.

1. Go to [Settings] > [Network and Internet] > [Internet] on your device.

2. Select your SIM > [Automatically Select Network]:

◦ If multiple networks appear, your phone is likely unlocked.
◦ If only one network appears or you cannot find the option to search networks, your phone is likely locked to the carrier.

How do I check if my device supports eSIM?

How to check on iPhone

How to check on Samsung

How to check on Google Pixel

How to check on other Android devices

One more thing to check

1. Go to [Settings] > [General] > [About] on your device.

2. Look for “Network Provider Lock – No SIM restrictions”:

◦ If you see this, your phone is unlocked. ◦ If not, your phone is locked.

1. Go to [Settings] > [Connections] > [Mobile networks] on your device.

2. Select [Network operators]:

◦ If multiple networks appear, your phone is likely unlocked. ◦ If only one network appears or you cannot find the option to search networks, your phone is likely locked to the carrier.

1. Go to [Settings] > [Network and Internet] > [Internet] on your device.

2. Select your SIM > [Automatically Select Network]:

◦ If multiple networks appear, your phone is likely unlocked. ◦ If only one network appears or you cannot find the option to search networks, your phone is likely locked to the carrier.

◦ If you see this, your phone is unlocked.
◦ If not, your phone is locked.

◦ If multiple networks appear, your phone is likely unlocked.
◦ If only one network appears or you cannot find the option to search networks, your phone is likely locked to the carrier.

◦ If multiple networks appear, your phone is likely unlocked.
◦ If only one network appears or you cannot find the option to search networks, your phone is likely locked to the carrier.