32 of 35 Apple models on this page take an eSIM. New iPhones made for the US have no SIM tray at all — eSIM only. Units for every other country take a nano-SIM and an eSIM, and two eSIM profiles can stay active at once, so your existing number stays in place.
Model by model
- iPhone 17 Pro Max — eSIM supported
- iPhone 17 Pro — eSIM supported
- iPhone 17 — eSIM supported
- iPhone Air — eSIM supported
- iPhone 16 Pro Max — eSIM supported
- iPhone 16 Pro — eSIM supported
- iPhone 16 Plus — eSIM supported
- iPhone 16 — eSIM supported
- iPhone 16e — eSIM supported
- iPhone 15 Pro Max — eSIM supported
- iPhone 15 Pro — eSIM supported
- iPhone 15 Plus — eSIM supported
- iPhone 15 — eSIM supported
- iPhone 14 Pro Max — eSIM supported
- iPhone 14 Pro — eSIM supported
- iPhone 14 Plus — eSIM supported
- iPhone 14 — eSIM supported
- iPhone 13 Pro Max — eSIM supported
- iPhone 13 Pro — eSIM supported
- iPhone 13 — eSIM supported
- iPhone 13 mini — eSIM supported
- iPhone 12 Pro Max — eSIM supported
- iPhone 12 Pro — eSIM supported
- iPhone 12 — eSIM supported
- iPhone 12 mini — eSIM supported
- iPhone 11 Pro Max — eSIM supported
- iPhone 11 Pro — eSIM supported
- iPhone 11 — eSIM supported
- iPhone XS Max — eSIM supported
- iPhone XS — eSIM supported
- iPhone XR — eSIM supported
- iPhone SE (2020 / 2022) — eSIM supported
- iPhone X — no eSIM
- iPhone 8 — no eSIM
- iPhone 7 — no eSIM
Not sure about your unit?
The same model is built differently for different countries, so the phone in your hand is the only real proof. Dial *#06#: an EID beside the IMEI means the phone has eSIM hardware.
The maker's own page, which this list was checked against on 18 September 2026: Apple Support: Set up eSIM on iPhone
