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Does the Apple iPad Air M2 M3 M4 support eSIM?
Good news: the Wi-Fi + Cellular version of the Apple iPad Air M2 M3 M4 supports eSIM. Add a Quibity eSIM and get online abroad without looking for a local SIM card.
- Wi-Fi only iPads have no mobile connection, so they cannot use an eSIM.
- The phone must be unlocked: a carrier-locked phone cannot add a new eSIM.
Models included
Every model below supports eSIM in its Wi-Fi + Cellular version.
- iPad Air (M2) eSIM supported
- iPad Air (M3) eSIM supported
- iPad Air (M4) eSIM supported
Check in your phone settings
Not sure which model you have? Your phone can tell you in a few seconds.
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Any phone
*#06#
Open the phone app and dial this code. If an EID number shows up, the phone supports eSIM.
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iPhone
- Settings
- General
- About
Look for an EID number. Under Carrier Lock, "No SIM restrictions" means the iPhone is unlocked.
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Android
Samsung- Settings
- Connections
- SIM manager
Google Pixel- Settings
- Network and internet
- SIMs
If you can add an eSIM there, the phone supports it. Menu names change a little from brand to brand.
Unlocked phones only. A phone locked to a carrier cannot add an eSIM from another provider, even when the model supports eSIM. Ask your carrier to unlock it before you travel.
Other Apple devices with eSIM
Are you travelling abroad?
Buy an eSIM for your Apple iPad Air M2 M3 M4 to avoid high roaming charges