Yes, the iPhone SE 2 released in April 2020 (sometimes called iPhone 9) is a dual-SIM iPhone with full support for nano-SIM and eSIM, just like the iPhone XS, XR and 11 series.
This means that you can use two lines simultaneously. For instance, you can use your home-based SIM card provider for phone calls and SMS and a mobile data plans carrier such as Ubigi eSIM when you travel abroad to access the Internet at cost-saving prices.
Explore Ubigi eSIM data plans for seamless connectivity worldwide!
Install once, stay globally connected for life with a single eSIM, compatible with all eSIM-enabled devices : iOS Phone, iPad OS, Android, and Windows 10 and 11.
Are you a company with teams on the move?
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Explore Ubigi eSIM data plans for seamless connectivity worldwide!
Install once, stay globally connected for life with a single eSIM, compatible with all eSIM-enabled devices : iOS Phone, iPad OS, Android, and Windows 10 and 11.
Are you a company with teams on the move?
Manage your employees' LTE/5G connectivity on smartphones, tablets, laptops, and hotspots while maintaining complete control over your costs.
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Ubigi eSIM data plans work on eSIM-enabled and network unlocked devices.
To check if your device is eSIM compatible, follow these steps:
Dial *#06#. If you have an EID code on the screen, your phone is eSIM compatible.
To check if your iPhone/iPad is locked or unlocked by your provider, follow these steps:
Go to Settings.
Select General.
Choose About/Information.
Scroll down to Network provider lock/Carrier lock. You will see either "No SIM restrictions" or "SIM restricted" in this field. Check here what to do if you have "SIM restricted".
To check if your Android device is locked or unlocked, please contact your original carrier. (You can also test using a different carrier in your home country, which is usually not possible with a SIM-locked device)
