Re:Arrival of eSIM is altering how consumers interact with o...
by drdaeman on Thursday July 27, 2023 @05:13PM
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> The phone is hardcoded to only support 4G via esim, although the phone itself supports 5G if you use a physical sim on the same mobile network
I suppose it's an operator problem. 5G with eSIM most certainly works on T-Mobile US. I've also had 5G working on AT&T Mexico eSIM when I was in 5G coverage area (very spotty). Can't tell about travel eSIMs (such as Airalo) as I haven't used those in areas with 5G coverage.
> Once provisioned, the mobile network doesn't actually activate your account for a few hours.
Worked nearly instantly for me every time I've tried. Definitely must be a sloppy operator or some error during provisioning.
I suppose it's an operator problem. 5G with eSIM most certainly works on T-Mobile US. I've also had 5G working on AT&T Mexico eSIM when I was in 5G coverage area (very spotty). Can't tell about travel eSIMs (such as Airalo) as I haven't used those in areas with 5G coverage.
> Once provisioned, the mobile network doesn't actually activate your account for a few hours.
Worked nearly instantly for me every time I've tried. Definitely must be a sloppy operator or some error during provisioning.