List of Supported Samsung Galaxy Devices:
Samsung Galaxy S23
Samsung Galaxy S23+
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
Samsung Galaxy S22
Samsung Galaxy S22+
Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra
Samsung Galaxy S21 5G
Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G
Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G
Samsung Galaxy S20
Samsung Galaxy S20+
Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2
The eSIM capability of a device depends, firstly, if the manufacturer includes said feature in their devices.
However, there are cases where, even though the model is listed as eSIM capable, it’s possible that you still can’t add an eSIM plan.
Android is an open-source operating system, meaning any mobile device manufacturer or carrier can customize it. So there could be models released in some regions or countries that don’t have eSIM capability or that the main carrier, where you bought the device, may not have this feature enabled.
Below are some steps we were able to collect to check if your device has eSIM capability. They may or may not be applicable to your device. Please note that the best way to confirm the eSIM feature is still through your device manufacturer, vendor, or your main carrier.
Samsung devices
- Go to Settings> Connections> SIM card manager> Add Mobile plan
- If the “Add Mobile plan” is available, it should mean that your device supports eSIMs.
- Remember to contact Samsung support to confirm if the above steps are possible for your device.
Pixel devices
- Go to Settings >> Network & Internet
- Tap the ‘+’ sign across SIMs.
- If the Connect to Mobile network page has a “Download a SIM instead?” option, this means that your device is eSIM capable.
- Remember to contact Google Pixel support or your vendor or main carrier to confirm if the above steps are possible for your device.
Other Android devices
Dial *#06# and press the call
In case your device is eSIM capable, you should be able to view your device’s eSIM unique identification number (EID).