eSIM compatibility checker
Type your phone model. The answer comes from Apple, Google and Samsung's own support pages, checked 9 Nov 2026, including the regional exceptions they list.
139 models from three manufacturers. Other brands: see the note on the right.
How does the check work?
We match your model against three manufacturer lists: Apple (iPhone XS, XS Max, XR and later), Google (Pixel 4 and later, with exceptions for Pixel 3a, 3 and 2) and Samsung (its Galaxy eSIM list, including models sold with eSIM only in some regions).
What about other brands?
Check the phone itself: an eSIM phone has an EID (embedded SIM ID). On Samsung it is under Settings > About phone > Status; on other Android phones look under Settings > About phone. The phone must also not be locked to a carrier.
Supported is not the same as usable
A phone locked to a carrier will reject another carrier's eSIM. Check the lock before you buy a plan.
Data file: /data/devices.json (CC BY 4.0).
Questions
Do all iPhones support eSIM?
iPhone XS, XS Max, XR and later do. Apple notes that iPhones sold in China mainland do not, except iPhone 18 Pro, 18 Pro Max, iPhone Duo, iPhone 17e and iPhone Air.
Does the Galaxy S10 support eSIM?
It is not on Samsung's current list of eSIM devices, which starts with the Galaxy S20 series.
Which Pixel phones support eSIM?
Google says all Pixel 4 and later phones work with eSIM. Pixel 3a, 3 and 2 depend on where and with which carrier they were bought.