Check if your device is compatible with eSIM
eSIM technology allows you to connect to mobile networks digitally without using a physical SIM card. To use a Figabytes eSIM, your device must support eSIM functionality and be carrier-unlocked.
This guide explains which devices are commonly compatible with Figabytes eSIMs and what to check before purchasing.
What does eSIM compatible mean?
An eSIM-compatible device includes a built-in digital SIM that can be activated by scanning a QR code or entering setup details manually.
Unlike physical SIM cards, eSIMs do not require insertion or replacement.
To use a Figabytes eSIM, your device must:
- Support eSIM technology
- Be carrier-unlocked
- Not be restricted to a single mobile operator
Apple iPhone devices with eSIM support
Most recent iPhone models support eSIM technology.
Common supported models include:
- iPhone 17 series
- iPhone 16 series
- iPhone 15 series
- iPhone 14 series
- iPhone 13 series
- iPhone 12 series
- iPhone 11 series
- iPhone XS and newer
- iPhone XR
- iPhone SE (2020 and newer)
Supported iPads may include:
- iPad Pro models
- iPad Air models
- iPad Mini models
- Recent standard iPad generations
Some regional iPhone models may support eSIM differently depending on local regulations and hardware versions.
Samsung devices with eSIM support
Many recent Samsung Galaxy devices support eSIM functionality.
Common supported series include:
- Galaxy S series
- Galaxy Z Fold series
- Galaxy Z Flip series
- Galaxy Note series
- Selected Galaxy A series devices
Availability may vary depending on country, carrier, and firmware version.
Google Pixel devices with eSIM support
Many Google Pixel devices support eSIM technology, including:
- Pixel 10 series
- Pixel 9 series
- Pixel 8 series
- Pixel 7 series
- Pixel 6 series
- Pixel 5 series
- Pixel Fold
- Some older Pixel models
Support may vary depending on model and region.
Other devices that may support eSIM
Selected devices from the following manufacturers may also support eSIM:
- Huawei
- Xiaomi
- Oppo
- Motorola
Compatibility depends on device model, market version, and software configuration.
How to check if your iPhone supports eSIM
- Open Settings
- Tap General
- Select About
- Scroll down and look for:
- eSIM
- Digital SIM
- Available SIM settings
How to check if your Android device supports eSIM
- Open Settings
- Tap Connections or Network & Internet
- Look for:
- SIM Manager
- eSIM
- Add eSIM
- Mobile Network settings
If “Add eSIM” appears, your device likely supports eSIM functionality.
Important things to know before buying
- Your device must be carrier-unlocked
- Some models support eSIM only in specific countries
- Dual SIM devices may allow physical SIM and eSIM together
- Compatibility can vary depending on carrier restrictions
Still not sure if your device is compatible?
If you’re unsure whether your device supports eSIM, we recommend:
- Checking your device manufacturer’s website
- Contacting your mobile carrier
- Visiting Figabytes for additional support