The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 smartphone is equipped with an eSIM.
Thanks to the eSIM, you will be able to use dual SIM cards. It means that the eSIM on Galaxy Z Fold 4allows you to immediately connect to another mobile operator without using a physical SIM card.
To activate your eSIM, you need a wireless service carrier which provides you an eSIM profile as well as data plans. eSIM data plans availability may vary depending on country and carrier. Ubigi is one of the carriers that support eSIM for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4, in about 190 destinations, on the 5 continents.
The activation possibility of the eSIM feature might differ by country and/ or model version of the device. Ubigi is not responsible for this inconvenience.
Get your Ubigi eSIM today and stay connected wherever you are in the world.
Compatible with all eSIM-enabled mobile devices: iOS iPhone, iPadOS, Android, Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Get your Ubigi eSIM today and stay connected wherever you are in the world.
Compatible with all eSIM-enabled mobile devices: iOS iPhone, iPadOS, Android, Windows 10 and Windows 11.
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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)
