Not all iPhone SE models support eSIM. Only the 2nd and 3rd Generation iPhone SE models support eSIM, the 1st Generation does not.
The iPhone SE (1st Generation), released in 2016, doesn’t have eSIM capability and only uses a physical SIM card.
The iPhone SE (2nd Generation), released in 2020, does support eSIM along with a physical nano-SIM card.
How do I check if my iPhone SE supports eSIM?
To check if your iPhone SE supports eSIM, first identify your model. The 2nd and 3rd generation iPhone SE models support eSIM, but the 1st generation does not.
Follow these steps:
- Go to Settings.
- Tap General.
- Select About.
- Look for the Model Number.
How to activate eSIM on iPhone SE?
To activate eSIM on your iPhone SE, follow these steps:
- During Setup: If you’re setting up a new iPhone and your carrier supports eSIM Carrier Activation, select “Use QR Code” on the Set Up Cellular screen and follow the instructions.
- After Setup: If your iPhone is already set up, you can still activate the eSIM:
- Get a QR code from your carrier.
- Open the Camera app and scan the QR code. Tap the “Cellular Plan Detected” notification.
- If you received the QR code via email, touch and hold the code, then tap “Add eSIM.”
- If you have a link from your carrier, tap it to set up your eSIM.
- Manual Entry: If needed, go to Settings > Cellular > Add Cellular Plan to enter the eSIM details manually.
If you’re looking to activate eSIM on your iPhone SE, Gohub offers a simple solution. With Gohub’s eSIM services, you can quickly and easily set up an eSIM on your iPhone SE (2nd and 3rd generation). Whether you’re a traveler needing multiple data plans or someone looking to streamline your mobile experience, Gohub’s eSIM options are a great choice. Visit Gohub to explore our flexible eSIM plans and get started today for seamless connectivity.