Which Devices Support eSIM? Complete Compatibility Guide 2026

Apple Devices

Apple has been a pioneer in eSIM adoption. Starting with iPhone XS in 2018, every iPhone model since then supports eSIM. The iPhone 14 and later models in the US are eSIM-only, with no physical SIM slot.

Supported iPhones: iPhone XS and later, iPhone SE (2nd generation and later)

Supported iPads: iPad Pro (3rd generation and later), iPad Air (3rd generation and later), iPad (7th generation and later), iPad mini (5th generation and later)

Apple Watch: Series 3 and later (GPS + Cellular models)

Samsung Devices

Samsung has expanded eSIM support across its Galaxy lineup. Most flagship and mid-range models released since 2020 support eSIM functionality.

Supported models: Galaxy S20 and later, Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip series, Galaxy Note 20 and later, Galaxy A54 and later select models

Google Pixel

Google Pixel phones have supported eSIM since the Pixel 2. All Pixel models are among the most eSIM-friendly devices available.

Supported models: Pixel 2 and all subsequent models

Other Manufacturers

Many other manufacturers now support eSIM, including Motorola, OPPO, Xiaomi, Huawei, and Sony. The list grows every year as eSIM becomes the industry standard.

How to Check if Your Device Supports eSIM

The easiest way to check is to go to your device settings. On iPhone, go to Settings and look for "Add eSIM" or "Add Cellular Plan." On Android, go to Settings, then Network & Internet, and look for SIM or eSIM options.

You can also check our compatible devices page for a complete and up-to-date list.

Carrier Lock Consideration

Even if your device supports eSIM, it must be carrier-unlocked to use a third-party eSIM like callever.io. If you purchased your device through a carrier with a contract, contact them to verify your unlock status.