eSIM compatibility checker
Check your phone for eSIM support, or look up a specific model.
Look for EID
Look up your model
Find the full model code
- iPhone & iPad
- Open Settings → General → About. Tap the part number beside Model Number to reveal a code beginning with A.
- Android
- Open Settings → About phone (or About device). Match the number and original sales region against the manufacturer’s specifications.
Check for an EID
On your phone, tap the button or enter the code in Phone → Keypad. Look for EID on the device information screen.
If the device information screen didn’t open, type *#06# in Phone → Keypad, or check in Settings below.
Do you see a number labeled EID?
Check in Settings instead
iPhone: Settings → General → About → EID, or Cellular → Add eSIM.
Android: search Settings for EID or Add eSIM. Tablets use Settings too. An available Add eSIM option also indicates support.
On iPhone, enter the code manually. If your browser cannot open the dialer, enter it in the Phone app instead. There is no need to make a call.
Device directory
391 phone and tablet families across 20 brands.
Can’t find your model? It may still support eSIM. Check in Settings.
Device guides
Where to find the settings that affect your eSIM.
Common questions
How do I know if my phone supports eSIM?
Search for your exact model above, then confirm on the phone itself. Look for EID in Settings and an Add eSIM option. Regional versions can differ, and you also need an unlocked phone to use a travel eSIM from another provider. Find your EID →
Does IMEI2 mean my phone supports eSIM?
IMEI2 is a second equipment identifier on a dual-SIM phone. Look for EID and an Add eSIM option to check eSIM support. Keep these numbers on the device. Compare EID, IMEI2 and ICCID →
Does an EID mean my phone is unlocked?
No. An EID is evidence of eSIM hardware. A carrier lock is a separate restriction. On iPhone, check Settings → General → About → Carrier Lock for “No SIM restrictions”. For Android, ask the carrier that sold the phone. Check your carrier lock →
Why does the country I bought it in matter?
Manufacturers sometimes sell different hardware under the same model name. Some China, Hong Kong, Macao and other regional variants have different SIM options. Current mainland China iPhone exceptions also have special activation rules. Check the full model number and official regional specifications. Understand regional differences →
My phone isn’t listed. Does that mean it won’t work?
No. An unlisted phone is unverified in our directory. Check its Settings for EID and Add eSIM, then confirm the exact model with the manufacturer. You can send us an official source so we can review an addition. Suggest a device or correction →
Can a software update add eSIM to my phone?
A software update can enable a feature on hardware designed to support it, but it cannot add missing built-in eSIM hardware. If a compatible model has no Add eSIM option, check the regional variant, software, carrier restrictions and manufacturer guidance first. Troubleshoot a missing option →
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Directory updated . 146 manufacturer references.