Does my phone support eSIM?

iOS (iPhone)

1. Open Settings > Cellular (or Mobile Data).
2. Look for Add eSIM or Add Cellular Plan. If present, your iPhone supports eSIM.
3. If you do not see this option, check device model and carrier restrictions.
4. Most iPhone XS/XR and newer models support eSIM.

Android

1. Open Settings > Network & Internet (or Connections) > SIM Manager / Mobile Network.
2. Look for Download SIM, Add eSIM, or eSIM manager options.
3. Dial *#06# and check for an EID number. EID usually indicates eSIM support.
4. If options are missing, verify your exact model and carrier support in the manufacturer documentation.

Important Notes

• A phone can be eSIM-capable but still blocked by carrier policy or region variant.
• Your phone should be unlocked for international eSIM usage.
• If needed, contact your carrier to confirm eSIM activation is enabled.

Devices that usually support eSIM

eSIM is supported by many modern smartphones, tablets, and laptops. Common compatible devices include:

• iPhone XR or later
• Google Pixel 3 or later
• Samsung Galaxy S20 or later
• iPad Pro (3rd gen or later)
• Many newer Windows laptops

Note: Your device must be unlocked and support eSIM functionality. Please check with your device manufacturer for confirmation.

Installation Steps

iOS (iPhone)

1. On your iPhone's home screen, tap the Settings app.
2. In the Settings app, scroll down and tap on Cellular.
3. You should see an option that says Add Cellular Plan. Tap on it.
4. If you have a QR code, use your iPhone's camera to scan it. The eSIM information will be automatically added.

Android

1. Go to Settings on your device.
2. Tap Network & Internet
3. Tap the + icon next to Mobile Network
4. If prompted with “Don’t have a SIM card?” tap Next
5. Scan the QR code provided by ComputatusESim eSIM
6. Activate Mobile Data and Data Roaming.
7. Set up an APN if required.

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