I am upgrading from Android to iPhoneSE. Phone came with new sim card. When setting up the phone, do I use the new SIM card or take the one out of my Android? Same carrier (AT&T)
Use the currently active one.
as long as your Android uses a nano sim that will fit, pop it in the iPhone.
I switch from an iPhone 11 Pro and Galaxy s20 all the time.
Hi PopPopMcD,
Thanks for coming to Apple Support Communities for help with your new SE.
If your Android phone has a nano-SIM that will fit in the new iPhone SE. If you are receiving your iPhone SE from AT&T, it may not matter if you switch the SIM or not. You should consult with your carrier.
Also have a look at this page: Remove or switch the SIM card in your iPhone or iPad.
Have a fantastic day!
iPhones use a nano sim.
micro sim won’t fit.
Same question with an LG K20 Plus from TMobile
OOPs. And I do know this.
Answer would be the same. If the phones use a Micro Sim card, you should be able to remove them from the previous phone and insert them in the new iPhone and they should activate. If however, they don't, just call the cell phone carrier and they can activate them with the sim card for you.
which SIM card do I put in the new iPhone when transferring from an Android? the new one provided with the phone or the one from my Android phone?
