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My brother is in USA and i live in egypt, by any chance is there availability to buy an iphone 15 Pro Max with normal sim not esim from USA because egypt doesn't support eSim yet.
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No.
• iPhones sold in the US. do not have SIM card slots.
• iPhones sold in China, Hong Kong, & Macau have two SIM card slots, no eSIMs.
• iPhones sold in the rest of the world have one SIM card slot and one eSIM.
No.
• iPhones sold in the US. do not have SIM card slots.
• iPhones sold in China, Hong Kong, & Macau have two SIM card slots, no eSIMs.
• iPhones sold in the rest of the world have one SIM card slot and one eSIM.
No, there is ABSOLUTELY no chance of buying an iPhone in the US with a physical SIM. If you live in Egypt, you need to buy your iPhone in Egypt. One from the US, will be a huge waste of money and have no warranty in Egypt either.
Well, any savings you would get buying in the US will evaporate and then some if you needed replacement or warranty. You could not exchange or have the phone fixed under warranty in Egypt and it would require flying back to the US. But that's a moot point, since you simply cannot use a US sold iPhone in Egypt anyway.
Thanks, unfortunately iphone 15 pro max 256G in egypt pre order from resellers is like $2200, its about $1000 more from the official price since there's no official apple store in egypt.
Kurtosis12 wrote:
• iPhones sold in the rest of the world have one SIM card slot and one eSIM.
A clarification: You can install eight or more eSIMs on an iPhone and use two phone numbers at the same time.
Can I by an iPhone 15 with a physical SIM card instead of an eSIM?
