‍Storing and Using Multiple eSIMs

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Most eSIM-compatible devices allow you to store multiple eSIM profiles, but the number of active eSIMs depends on your device model. Some devices support multiple active eSIMs at once, while others allow only one eSIM to be used at a time.

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Device Compatibility for Multiple eSIMs

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• iPhones can store 5 to 10 eSIMs and, on newer models, use two eSIMs simultaneously.

• Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, and Huawei devices typically support 5 to 7 eSIMs, with most allowing only one active at a time.

• Google Pixel 7 and later models offer dual eSIM capability, letting you use two eSIMs at once—if supported by your carrier.

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Dual SIM Device Types

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Some devices offer Dual SIM capabilities, allowing a combination of eSIMs and physical SIMs:

• Dual SIM Dual Active (DSDA): Devices like the iPhone 13, Galaxy S24, and Pixel 7 let you use two active eSIMs or one eSIM + one nano-SIM at the same time.

• Dual SIM Dual Standby (DSDS): Older models such as iPhone 12, iPhone 11, iPhone XS, and iPhone XR support one active eSIM, but you can switch between multiple stored profiles.

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Need Assistance?

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If you’re unsure about your device’s eSIM capabilities or need help setting up your encryptSIM, our support team is available 24/7.

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