Supported devices

Two things must be true: the device has an eSIM, and it is not locked to a carrier.

Check your own device

iPhone: Settings → General → About. If you see an EID row, the phone has eSIM. Carrier Lock must read “No SIM restrictions”. Or dial *#06#.
Android: Settings → About phone → SIM status (or dial *#06#). An EID means eSIM-capable. Then look for “Add eSIM” / “Download a SIM” in SIM settings.

Known families

Apple iPhone

iPhone XS, XR and every later model (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 series, SE 2020+).

iPhones sold in mainland China have no eSIM. Some Hong Kong/Macau models have one eSIM only.

Apple iPad

iPad Pro (2018+), iPad Air (3rd gen+), iPad (7th gen+), iPad mini (5th gen+) — cellular models.

Google Pixel

Pixel 3 and later (3a from some regions; 4 and later everywhere).

Samsung Galaxy

S20 series and later, Note 20, Z Flip/Fold series, A54/A55 and later mid-range.

US carrier variants and some regional models ship without eSIM. Check SIM manager for “Add eSIM”.

Other Android

Recent Motorola (razr, edge), OnePlus (11+), Sony Xperia (1 IV+), Xiaomi/Oppo/Honor flagships sold outside China, Fairphone 4/5, Nothing Phone (2+).

Laptops & others

Surface Pro LTE/5G, some Lenovo/HP/Dell LTE laptops, Apple Watch is not supported (no standalone data plan).

Not supported

Phones locked to a carrier (even if they have an eSIM).
Devices sold in mainland China.
Any device without an EID.

This list is indicative. Manufacturers change regional variants often; the EID check above is definitive. If you buy and your device turns out to be locked or eSIM-less, see the refund policy.