Device Compatibility
Confirm that your phone supports travel eSIMs before you purchase or install a plan.
A model can support eSIM technically and still be blocked by a carrier lock or regional hardware variant. Check the exact model number and confirm the phone is unlocked before purchasing.
The guides below cover common device families and explain how to keep your home line active alongside a Wanderly data plan.
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What Is an eSIM?
An eSIM is a digital SIM built into your phone. Learn how eSIMs work, how they differ from physical SIM cards, and which devices support them.
How to Activate an eSIM on iPhone
Activate a travel eSIM on iPhone in a few minutes: install the profile, label the line, set your data line and enable roaming. Works on iPhone XR and newer.
How to Activate an eSIM on Samsung Galaxy
Set up a travel eSIM on a Samsung Galaxy: add the eSIM in SIM manager, pick your data line and switch on roaming. Covers S20 to S24, Z Fold and Z Flip.
How to Activate an eSIM on Google Pixel
Add a travel eSIM to a Google Pixel: download the profile, choose which SIM carries data, and enable roaming. Works on Pixel 3 and newer.
How to keep calls and texts while using a travel eSIM
Keep your home number active for calls, SMS codes, iMessage, and WhatsApp while a Wanderly eSIM handles travel data — or buy a plan with its own number.
Search Wanderly's device compatibility directory before you buy.
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