Manufacturers add and remove eSIM support between regional variants of the same model, so the only answer we trust is the one your own device gives.
Check 1 — dial the code
Open the phone dialler and enter *#06#. The screen shows your device identifiers. If an EID is listed — a long number, usually 32 digits — the device has eSIM hardware.
Check 2 — look in settings
- iPhone: Settings → General → About. Look for an EID entry, or for “Available SIM” / “Digital SIM”.
- Android: Settings → Network & internet → SIMs. Look for “Download a SIM instead” [Samsung: Connections → SIM manager → Add eSIM].
- iPad: Settings → General → About. Cellular models list an EID; Wi-Fi-only models do not.
Hardware is only half the answer
A device can have eSIM hardware and still refuse our profile if it is locked to a carrier. Check that too before you buy.