Not Supported Phone Models

Some phone models do not support eSIM functionality, even if they’re newer devices.

Below is a list of iPhone model numbers that do not support eSIM:

  • iPhone 15 Series:
    • iPhone 15 Pro Max – A3108
    • iPhone 15 Plus – A3096
    • iPhone 15 Pro – A3104
    • iPhone 15 – A3092
  • iPhone 14 Series:
    • iPhone 14 Pro Max – A2896
    • iPhone 14 Pro – A2892
    • iPhone 14 Plus – A2888
    • iPhone 14 – A2884
  • Other Models:
    • iPhone SE (2022) – A2785
    • iPhone 13 Pro Max – A2644
    • iPhone 13 Pro – A2639
    • iPhone 13 Mini – A2629
    • iPhone 13 – A2634
    • iPhone 12 Pro Max – A2412
    • iPhone 12 Pro – A2408
    • iPhone 12 Mini – A2400
    • iPhone 12 – A2404
    • iPhone SE (2020) – A2298
    • iPhone 11 Pro Max – A2220
    • iPhone 11 Pro – A2217
    • iPhone 11 – A2223
    • iPhone XS Max – A2103, A2104
    • iPhone XS – A2099, A2100
    • iPhone XR – A2107, A2108

Note: This list may change over time as support updates are released.

How to Check if Your Phone Supports eSIM

On iPhone

  1. Open Settings
  2. Tap General > About
  3. Look for Carrier Lock or Network Provider Lock
  4. If it says No SIM restrictions, your phone is likely unlocked and eSIM-compatible.

On Android

Steps may vary depending on the brand. Here are examples for popular devices:

Google Pixel

  1. Open Settings
  2. Go to Network & Internet
  3. Tap SIMs
  4. If you see Add carrier or Add eSIM, your device supports eSIM

Samsung Galaxy

  1. Open Settings
  2. Go to Connections
  3. Tap SIM card manager
  4. If there’s an Add eSIM option, your device supports it

For other models, check your phone’s official specs on the manufacturer’s website to confirm eSIM compatibility.

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