Note: The list below is constantly expanding as more eSIM-compatible devices get released into the market.

Please ensure that your device is eSIM-compatible and carrier-unlocked before purchasing. Note that country and carrier-specific restrictions may apply as shared below*.

Note: The following Apple devices DO NOT have eSIM capability:

* iPhone from mainland China.
* iPhone devices from Hong Kong and Macao (except for iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone SE 2020, and iPhone XS).
* Only iPad devices with Wi-Fi + Cellular features are supported.

Note: The following Samsung devices DO NOT have eSIM capability:

* All Samsung S20 FE/S21 FE models
* US versions of Samsung S20/S21 and Galaxy Z Flip 5G
* USA and Hong Kong versions of the Samsung Note 20 Ultra and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2
* Most Samsung devices purchased in South Korea do not support eSIMs. Only Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4 and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 purchased in South Korea are eSIM compatible.
* Samsung S21 series devices (with the exemption of FE models) from Canada and the USA may have eSIM capability as long as the One UI 4 update is installed. Please get in touch with your carrier or device manufacturer to confirm that your Samsung device is eSIM capable.

Note: The following Google Pixel devices DO NOT have eSIM capability:

* Pixel 3 models originating from: Australia, Taiwan, and Japan; and those bought with service from the US or Canadian carriers other than Sprint and Google Fi.
* Pixel 3a bought in South East Asia and with Verizon service.

Note: The following OPPO devices DO NOT have eSIM capability:

* eSIM support depends on carriers and coverage options. Coverage may vary. Known regions that do not support dual SIM cards: Australia (Telstra and Optus), and Japan (KDDI).
* Functions available on the live network depend on the carrier’s network and related services deployment.