Identify the exact configuration
- Model identifier and sales region
- Number of physical SIM positions
- Whether eSIM can be added under the current carrier and region
- Any conversion, adapter or modification
- Current carrier-lock status
Test the intended use
Where possible, test activation, calls, mobile data, SMS and hotspot with the intended destination carrier. Record the software version and whether the accepted setup survives reset, update or SIM replacement.
Disclose the configuration accurately
Do not shorten a converted or SIM-adapter configuration to unlocked. Keep the market edition, modification and any setup requirement in the quotation and resale description.
Sources and further checks
Use the official references below to verify model or platform details. Product condition and availability still require device-level confirmation.
Frequently asked questions
Do all iPhones support both physical SIM and eSIM?
No. Support varies by exact model and sales region. Verify the device identifier against current official information.
Does eSIM support prove the phone is carrier unlocked?
No. SIM hardware support and carrier-lock status are separate facts.