Your device will need to support eSIM. Most new mobile phones released in recent years already support eSIM - to keep things extra simple, we've tested a bunch of the most popular devices in the market to give you peace of mind. If your device is not listed here, check on your device's brand website to confirm if it supports eSIM.

Samsung: Galaxy Flip3 5G, Galaxy Fold3 5G, Galaxy Z (Z Flip5 5G, Z Flip4 5G, Z Fold5 5G, Z Fold4 5G), Galaxy S24 (S24 5G, S24 Ultra 5G, S24+ 5G), Galaxy S23 (S23 5G, S23 FE, S23 Ultra 5G, S23+ 5G), Galaxy S22 (S22 5G, S22 Ultra 5G, S22+ 5G), Galaxy Tab (Tab S9 5G, Tab S9 FE+ 5G, Tab S9 Ultra 5G, Tab S9+ 5G), Galaxy A55 5G

Oppo: Find N2 Flip 5G, Find N3 5G, Find N3 Flip 5G, FIND X5 Pro 5G

Xiaomi: Xiaomi 14 5G, Xiaomi 13 5G, Xiaomi 13 Pro 5G, 13T 5G, 13T Pro 5G, Xiaomi 12T Pro 5G, Redmi Note 13 Pro+ 5G

Honor: Magic V2, Magic6 Pro

Apple: iPhone 11 and newer models