eSIM-Enabled Devices
Latest Devices
Manufacturers
Apple
Apple pioneered eSIM adoption in smartphones with the iPhone XS in 2018. In 2022, Apple made a bold move by releasing US iPhone 14 models as eSIM-only devices, eliminating the physical SIM tray entirely. Apple devices support up to 8 eSIM profiles with 2 active simultaneously.
Google was an early eSIM adopter, introducing support with the Pixel 2 in 2017. As a key GSMA member, Google has been instrumental in eSIM standardization. Pixel phones offer seamless eSIM activation through Google Fi and support dual-SIM configurations with eSIM + physical SIM.
HONOR
HONOR (formerly Huawei sub-brand, now independent) has included eSIM support in its Magic series flagships and premium numbered series. The Magic V foldable series and Magic 6/7 Pro include eSIM capability. HONOR 200 series also supports eSIM in select regions.
Huawei
Huawei introduced eSIM in P40 series (2020) for global/European markets. China-sold devices do not support eSIM due to regulatory restrictions. Notable exceptions: P40 Pro+ and P50 Pro do NOT support eSIM. Mate 40 Pro has eSIM in international versions only.
Motorola
Motorola has embraced eSIM across its Razr flip phone revival series and Edge flagship line. The Razr 2019 was among the first Android flip phones with eSIM. Motorola's mid-range Moto G series has selectively added eSIM support in newer models. Regional eSIM availability varies.
OnePlus
OnePlus introduced eSIM support starting with OnePlus 11 in North America in 2023. Newer models including OnePlus 12 and 13 support eSIM, though availability is region and carrier-dependent. OnePlus devices typically offer eSIM alongside dual physical nano-SIM slots.
OPPO
OPPO has integrated eSIM in its premium Find X series and Find N foldable phones. The OPPO Lite line does NOT support eSIM. Find X3 Pro, X5 Pro, X8 Pro, and Find N series foldables include eSIM capability. Regional availability may vary.
Samsung
Samsung introduced eSIM support with the Galaxy S20 series in 2020. Samsung's flagship Galaxy S and Z series phones support eSIM alongside physical nano-SIM, offering flexible dual-SIM configurations. Galaxy Watch models with LTE also feature eSIM connectivity.
Sony
Sony has included eSIM support in its Xperia flagship lineup, starting with Xperia 10 III Lite. Current Xperia 1 and Xperia 5 series flagships support eSIM alongside physical SIM. Sony's eSIM implementation focuses on premium devices in the lineup.
Vivo
Vivo has selectively added eSIM support to its flagship X series (X80 Pro, X90 Pro, X100 Pro) and premium V series phones. eSIM availability varies by region and specific model variant. Vivo's budget and mid-range devices typically lack eSIM.
Xiaomi
Xiaomi has limited eSIM adoption compared to competitors. Currently only the Xiaomi 12T Pro supports eSIM - the regular 12T does not. Select Redmi Note models have regional eSIM support. Most Xiaomi devices rely on dual physical SIM configuration.