Supports eSIMGalaxy S20 and newer (except the S20 FE and S21 FE), Note20, and every Z Fold / Z Flip
The South Korean and some other regional variants may lack eSIM — if you bought it there, check the EID.
Galaxy S20Galaxy S20+Galaxy S20 UltraGalaxy S21Galaxy S21+Galaxy S21 UltraGalaxy S22Galaxy S22+Galaxy S22 UltraGalaxy S23Galaxy S23+Galaxy S23 UltraGalaxy S23 FEGalaxy S24Galaxy S24+Galaxy S24 UltraGalaxy S24 FEGalaxy S25Galaxy S25+Galaxy S25 UltraGalaxy S25 EdgeGalaxy Note20Galaxy Note20 UltraGalaxy Z FoldGalaxy Z Fold2Galaxy Z Fold3Galaxy Z Fold4Galaxy Z Fold5Galaxy Z Fold6Galaxy Z Fold7Galaxy Z FlipGalaxy Z Flip3Galaxy Z Flip4Galaxy Z Flip5Galaxy Z Flip6Galaxy Z Flip7
Not supportedGalaxy S20 FE (both the 4G and the 5G version)
Samsung left the eSIM out of this model — the manufacturer's own support page says so too. There is no “Add eSIM” menu, and no firmware update will add one.
Galaxy S20 FEGalaxy S20 FE 5G
Some variants onlyGalaxy S21 FE
Samsung's support page says the FE variants have no eSIM, yet it does work on devices sold in some markets. Here the *#06# test decides — run it before you buy.
Galaxy S21 FEGalaxy S21 FE 5G
Some variants onlyGalaxy A series (A35, A54, A55, A56)
Only some variants have eSIM — the same model name also exists without it. The EID test is essential here.
Galaxy A35Galaxy A54Galaxy A55Galaxy A56
Not supportedGalaxy S10 and older, A series other than those listed
Some variants onlyOnly a few models (e.g. Open); most OnePlus phones are NOT eSIM-capable
Most OnePlus phones — including the 11 and 12 series — have no eSIM. Always run the EID test before buying.
OnePlus OpenOnePlus 13
Being eSIM-capable is not enough on its own: the phone must not be carrier-locked. A device tied to an operator will not accept another eSIM outside its own network — the installation appears to succeed, but you get no data. If you bought the phone on instalments from a carrier, ask them whether it is unlocked.
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