My phone is iPhone 13 Pro. It takes 2 nano SIMs. When I check in settings, the option for ‘add eSIM’ is absent. Does that mean I cannot use e-sim?
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iPhone 13 Pro, iOS 16
Same answer stated another way:
IF you have slots for 2x nanoSIMs …
It then IS a Chinese market iPhone …
Therefore it does NOT support eSIM.
Same answer stated another way:
IF you have slots for 2x nanoSIMs …
It then IS a Chinese market iPhone …
Therefore it does NOT support eSIM.
No, dual physical sim phones are for use in China where esim is not legal.
If your friend’s iPhone 14 has a single nanoSIM slot, it DOES support eSIM.
If he can’t “see the option” he simply needs to contact his eSIM-provisioning carrier.
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A “Most of the World” iPhone 14 has 1x nanoSIM slot and DOES support eSIM.
A “Chinese-market” iPhone 14 has 2x nanoSIM slots and does NOT support eSIM
A “US-market” iPhone 14 does NOT support nanoSIM and ONLY supports eSIM.
About eSIM on iPhone - Apple Support
Adding the first eSIM is sometimes a little quirky.
Once you add your 1st eSIM (by contacting your carrier), you’ll then see the option to add additional eSIMs.
I suspect that this might vary with different carriers.
How about the iPhone 14 that does not slots for 2 nano SIMs? I bought for my friend and it also does not have the ‘add e-sim’ option.
I bought iPhone 14 recently for my friend. It only takes 1 nano SIM and lacks the option of ‘add e-sim’. Does that mean it does not support e-sim as well? Is there any work around it?
I have an iPhone 13 Pro with dual physical SIM. How can I make e-sim available?
