eSIM Compatible Devices List | 300+ Phones

How do I check if my phone supports eSIM?

The fastest way is to open your phone’s dialer and enter *#06#. If a 32‑digit EID (eUICC ID) appears, your device has eSIM hardware. If you only see IMEI numbers, your phone does not support eSIM. This test works on all modern smartphones, including iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, and most Android devices.

Which iPhone models support eSIM?

eSIM is supported on iPhone XR, XS, XS Max, and all newer models including iPhone 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max, SE (2020 & 2022), and every variant from iPhone 12 through iPhone 17. US iPhone 14 and later models are eSIM‑only. iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and iPhone X do NOT support eSIM.

Which Samsung Galaxy models support eSIM?

Samsung eSIM support varies by model and region. Supported models include: Galaxy S20, S21, S22, S23, S24, S25 (international Exynos versions), Z Fold / Z Flip series (3–7), and Note20 Ultra (global Exynos). A‑series models like A13, A53, and A54 have eSIM only on select international 5G variants. The Galaxy S20 FE does NOT support eSIM, and US Snapdragon versions of S10, S20, and Note20 Ultra also lack eSIM. Dial *#06# to confirm your specific device.

Do Google Pixel phones support eSIM?

Yes, all Google Pixel models from Pixel 3 onwards support eSIM, including Pixel 4, 5, 6, 6a, 7, 7a, 8, 8a, 9, and the latest Pixel 10 series. The only exceptions are some Japanese carrier‑locked variants. Dial *#06# – an EID confirms compatibility.

How do I check if my US carrier supports eSIM on my phone?

Your phone must have eSIM hardware first – dial *#06# to confirm an EID appears. Then check your carrier’s official compatibility list: Verizon supports iPhone XR and newer, Galaxy S21+ (US models), and Pixel 6+. T‑Mobile supports most modern iPhones, Galaxy S20+ (international), and Pixels. US Mobile works with iPhones (XR–17), Pixels 4+, and many Motorola Edge models. Always confirm with your carrier directly, as some carrier‑locked phones may not support eSIM even if the hardware is present.

Do phones bought in China support eSIM?

iPhones sold in mainland China do NOT support eSIM – this applies to all models from iPhone XR through iPhone 17. Hong Kong and Macau models may have two physical SIM slots without eSIM. Samsung domestic models in China also typically lack eSIM. Google Pixel is not officially sold in China, so imported units usually retain eSIM. Dial *#06# – if no EID appears, your phone does not support eSIM. In that case, use a physical SIM card instead.

What should I do before traveling with an eSIM?

1. Dial *#06# to confirm your phone has an EID (eSIM hardware). 2. Update your phone to the latest OS. 3. Purchase an eSIM plan from a global provider like Roami (we offer a free trial) before departure. 4. Install the eSIM profile while connected to Wi‑Fi. 5. After landing, enable Data Roaming for the eSIM line in your Cellular Settings. For a complete step‑by‑step guide, see our [eSIM setup guide].