Motorola Moto G Stylus 5G (2025)eSIM Support and Specs

Use this if your encryptSIM order page or app provides an Android Universal Link or direct eSIM installation link. This is usually the easiest method because it can open Android eSIM setup directly.

1. Open your encryptSIM order page on the Motorola Moto G Stylus 5G (2025).
2. Tap the Android eSIM installation button or link.
3. If Android opens eSIM setup, tap Setup.
4. Follow the on-screen steps.
5. Set mobile data to encryptSIM.
6. Turn on Roaming for encryptSIM.

If the link does not open Android eSIM setup, use the QR code or manual installation method instead.

Use this method if you have the eSIM QR code on another phone, computer, tablet, or printed page.

Step 1: Open SIM settings

On your Motorola Moto G Stylus 5G (2025), go to:

Settings - Network & internet - SIMs

On some Pixel versions, the SIMs row may show Add a network. Tap that row to continue.

Depending on the device, the menu may say:

• Network & internet
• SIMs
• Mobile network
• SIMs & mobile network
• SIM cards
• Internet

Step 2: Add a new eSIM

Tap Add SIM.

If tapping SIMs or Add a network starts eSIM setup immediately, continue with the next screen.

If Android asks whether you want to use a physical SIM or eSIM, choose the eSIM option. Depending on the phone, this may say:

• Set up an eSIM
• Download a SIM instead
• Download eSIM
• Add eSIM
• Add more

Keep Wi-Fi connected while Android opens eSIM setup.

Step 3: Scan your eSIM QR code

Point your Motorola Moto G Stylus 5G (2025) camera at your encryptSIM eSIM QR code.

If the QR code is saved on the same phone, tap Scan from photo if your phone shows that option. If Android detects the eSIM, tap Set up and wait for the eSIM to download.

Android may show the carrier or provider name during setup. You can rename the eSIM to encryptSIM after it is installed.

Step 4: Turn on the eSIM

If Android sends you to Settings, open the new eSIM and turn on Use this SIM.

If Android asks you to confirm, tap Turn on.

Step 5: Turn on roaming

Go to:

Settings - Network & internet - SIMs - encryptSIM

Make sure:

• Use this SIM is on.
• Mobile data is on.
• Roaming is on.

For most travel eSIMs, roaming must be enabled for the eSIM to connect abroad. If Android shows a roaming warning, tap OK.

Step 6: Check that the eSIM is working

When you arrive in your destination, make sure:

• encryptSIM is turned on.
• Mobile data is set to encryptSIM.
• Roaming is on for encryptSIM.
• Wi-Fi is turned off briefly to test mobile data.
• Chrome can load a website.

Most users only need the steps above. Use this section if Android shows extra setup screens or if you want to rename the eSIM.

Rename the eSIM

Use a clear label so you can recognize the eSIM later.

Recommended label: encryptSIM

The label option may appear during setup or inside the eSIM's SIM settings after installation.

Data warning and Data Saver

If your plan has a small data allowance, consider setting a data warning. Data Saver is optional: turn it on to reduce background data usage, or leave it off if you want apps to behave normally in the background.

You can change this later in Settings - Network & internet.

Use this if QR code scanning does not work.

Step 1: Open manual entry

Go to:

Settings - Network & internet - SIMs - Add SIM - Set up an eSIM

Then choose the option to enter details manually. Depending on the device, this may say:

• Enter activation code
• Enter code manually
• Need help?
• Fix QR code problems
• Use a different network

Step 2: Enter the manual eSIM details

Open your encryptSIM order page or email and copy the Android activation code.

Some Android phones ask for one activation code instead of separate SM-DP+ Address and Activation Code fields. If your phone asks for one code, enter the full activation code exactly as shown by encryptSIM. It may start with LPA:1$.

Step 3: Finish setup

Wait for the eSIM to download, then complete the same setup choices:

• Label the eSIM as encryptSIM.
• Set mobile data to encryptSIM.
• Turn on Roaming for encryptSIM.

eSIM does not download or activation takes too long

Try this:

• Make sure Wi-Fi is connected.
• Keep the Settings app open until setup finishes.
• Turn Airplane mode on for 10-15 seconds, then off.
• Restart the phone if activation is still stuck.
• Confirm the QR code or activation code has not already been used.
• Confirm the phone supports eSIM and is not carrier locked.

eSIM is installed but internet does not work

Check:

• Settings - Network & internet - SIMs - Mobile data is set to encryptSIM.
• Settings - Network & internet - SIMs - encryptSIM - Use this SIM is on.
• Settings - Network & internet - SIMs - encryptSIM - Roaming is on.
• You are in your destination.
• Your plan has remaining data.
• Preferred network type is set to 5G or LTE if available.
• Automatically select network is on unless encryptSIM support tells you otherwise.
• APN is set automatically, or matches the APN provided with your eSIM.

APN settings

Most users do not need to edit APN settings. Only use this section if mobile data still does not work and your encryptSIM eSIM details include a specific Android APN.

Go to:

Settings - Network & internet - SIMs - encryptSIM - Access Point Names

Select the APN provided with your eSIM, or create/edit one using the APN value from your encryptSIM order page. Save the APN, select it, then toggle Airplane mode on and off.

You cannot see Add SIM or Set up eSIM

Possible reasons:

• The device does not support eSIM.
• The exact regional model does not support eSIM.
• The phone is carrier locked.
• Android is outdated.
• A work profile, mobile device management policy, or carrier restriction is blocking SIM changes.

Check:

Settings - About phone

Look for:

• Model number: confirm it matches an eSIM-compatible regional model.
• EID: if visible, the phone has eSIM hardware.

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