I heard that the IPhone 14 pro sold abroad support both SIM and eSIM.
planning to travel out of the US I think I would like to purchase the one for both options.
what is the advantage of not supporting both? And how can I buy that one.
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The advantage is you have the option of using a physical sim instead of an eSim. This can come in handy in countries where no carriers support eSims.
Do note, the warranty will only be valid in the country of purchase, and you will need to return the iPhone to the country where you buy it for warranty service. No international shipments for service are accepted by Apple.
You can buy one from an Apple Store in a country where Apple has stores.
You cannot buy an iPhone 14 with a physical SIM card in the US.
The advantage is you have the option of using a physical sim instead of an eSim. This can come in handy in countries where no carriers support eSims.
Do note, the warranty will only be valid in the country of purchase, and you will need to return the iPhone to the country where you buy it for warranty service. No international shipments for service are accepted by Apple.
You can buy one from an Apple Store in a country where Apple has stores.
You cannot buy an iPhone 14 with a physical SIM card in the US.
That was my thinking on the dual options one that is why I would like to buy it.
if I buy it abroad and put an apple care could I use it here if needed?
No
Apple Care like the Warranty is also only valid in the country of purchase.
iPhone 14 Pro abroad support for both SIM and eSIM
