The list of eSIM-supported devices is subject to change as new eSIM-compatible devices are released into the market, and support availability depends on the country.
You won't be able to use an eSIM on your device if it is locked by your carrier. You can check if your device is carrier-locked by following the steps below.
How to check if your iOS device is carrier-locked
You can check if your iOS device is eSIM compatible by following the steps below:
Go to your phone's settings.
Select General.
Press About and scroll down.
If SIM Lock appears next to Carrier Lock, your iPhone is locked. If there are no SIM restrictions, you can use Wayru eSIM on your iOS device.
Manual eSIM availability check on iOS
Alternatively, check if your iOS device is eSIM compatible by following the steps below:
Go to Settings.
Press Mobile Service (it might be called Cellular on some iPhones).
Select Mobile Data.
If the Add eSIM option is visible, your iOS device isn't carrier-locked, and you can use Wayru eSIM.
How to check if your Android device is carrier-locked
NOTE: Android devices that aren't Samsung may have different setting names. You can check if your Android device is eSIM compatible by following the steps below:
Go to Settings.
Press Connections.
Select Mobile networks.
Select Network operators.
If your Android displays other networks and you can choose them, it's not locked, and you can use Wayru eSIM on it. If you can't see any other networks, your device is carrier-locked.
Manual eSIM availability check on Android
Alternatively, check if your Android device is eSIM compatible by following the steps below:
Go to Settings.
Click on Connections.
Select the SIM manager.
If the Add eSIM option appears, it means that your device isn't locked by your carrier, and you can use Wayru eSIM on it.