Complete List of eSIM Compatible Devices in 2026

eSIM Compatible Devices in 2026

eSIM adoption has grown rapidly, with most major manufacturers now including eSIM support in their flagship and mid-range devices. This comprehensive list covers smartphones, tablets, laptops, and wearables that support eSIM technology.

Apple Devices with eSIM

• iPhones: iPhone XS and later (iPhone 14 and later in the US are eSIM-only)
• 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: Apple Watch Series 3 and later (GPS + Cellular models)
• MacBooks: MacBook Air and MacBook Pro with M-series chips (select models)

Samsung Devices with eSIM

• Galaxy S series: Galaxy S20 and later
• Galaxy Z series: Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip, all generations
• Galaxy A series: Select mid-range models from A54 and later
• Galaxy Watch: Galaxy Watch 4 and later (LTE models)
• Galaxy Tab: Select tablet models with cellular connectivity

Google Devices with eSIM

• Pixel phones: Pixel 2 and later (Pixel 2 limited to Project Fi)
• Pixel tablets: Pixel Tablet with cellular support
• Pixel Watch: Pixel Watch (LTE model)

Other Smartphones with eSIM

• Motorola: Razr series, Edge series (select models)
• OnePlus: OnePlus 12 and later flagships
• Sony: Xperia 1 V and later
• Xiaomi: Select global models from 2024 onward
• Nothing: Nothing Phone 2 and later
• OPPO: Find X series (select models)

Laptops and Tablets

• Microsoft: Surface Pro (select models), Surface Go
• Lenovo: ThinkPad X1 Carbon, ThinkPad X series (select models)
• HP: Spectre, Elite Dragonfly (select models)
• Dell: Latitude series (select models with WWAN)

How to Check Your Device

To verify eSIM support on your specific device, go to Settings and look for options like Add eSIM, Add Cellular Plan, or Mobile Plan. You can also check your device's IMEI settings page, which will show an EID number if eSIM is supported. When in doubt, consult your device manufacturer's specifications page.

Even if your device supports eSIM, it must be carrier-unlocked to use third-party eSIM providers like PrivateSims. Contact your carrier to verify your device is unlocked.