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Carrier List of eSim providers (Prepaid vs Postpaid)
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5G dual data isn’t an option right nowif you have SIM + eSIM then it’s only 4GLTE.
Yes, it will be activated in iOS 14.5.5G dual data isn’t an option right now
Didn’t see it on the list so I added it, but Google Fi has support for eSIMs on iPhone.
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I spent a few hours at the Apple Store on the phone to T-Mobile trying to get eSim activated on my new 11 Pro (I had an existing t-mobile eSim for my XS). What a saga! The T-Mobile phone support reps barely have any idea what to do. They said only the stores can help, which at 8:30pm I rushed to before it closed at 9. Finally got it working.
US Mobile has pre-paid eSIM available now. I updated the first post w/ info below:
US Mobile: Pre-Paid Verizon (Super LTE) & TMO (LTE) MVNO has started offering eSIM on all plans. Super LTE has 5G service, unsure about the TMO/LTE. (If it isn't against the rules to post this, here is my referral link for up to $10 off when you sign up for new service.)
US Mobile: Pre-Paid Verizon (Super LTE) & TMO (LTE) MVNO has started offering eSIM on all plans. Super LTE has 5G service, unsure about the TMO/LTE. (If it isn't against the rules to post this, here is my referral link for up to $10 off when you sign up for new service.)
Perhaps I do not fully understand what it is that you mean. I have two eSIM working at the same time. One of them is T-Mobile Magenta Max, and the other is US Mobile Unlimited.
The time has finally come when this post is incredibly relevant. lol. Maybe the mods can pin this? @Weaselboy?
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Xfinity Mobile supports ESim now per this linked article:
www.xfinity.com
Looks like you do the activation on their website.
Bringing Your Phone to Xfinity Mobile Is Easier Than Ever With eSIM
Now with an eSIM-compatible device, you can bring your phone to Xfinity Mobile and easily switch from home.
Looks like you do the activation on their website.
They used the extra space in order to add the additional chips such as satellite connectivity as well as better processors for the camera
There's no need to reply to a post from 2.25 years ago. lol. I think we've all learned this by now.
Xfinity Mobile supports ESim now per this linked article:
Bringing Your Phone to Xfinity Mobile Is Easier Than Ever With eSIM
Now with an eSIM-compatible device, you can bring your phone to Xfinity Mobile and easily switch from home.
Looks like you do the activation on their website.
Thanks for this. I checked on Spectrum and they support eSIM on iPhones with plans to roll out to more devices later, according to their site. I just tried it and (not surprisingly) it's having issues. lol. But at least they are trying. It'll get better across the board but it's gonna be painful for a bit.
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