Motorola Edge 50 Ultra eSIM compatible?

Check if your Motorola Edge 50 Ultra eSIM compatible. Ensure a smooth transition to digital SIM cards with our step-by-step guide.

Your Motorola Edge 50 Ultra should support eSIM

Motorola Edge 50 Ultra eSIM Compatibility

Seamlessly Compatible: Unlock the Power of eSIM with Your Motorola Edge 50 Ultra

Let's ensure it's not restricted to any specific carrier or network.

Open Settings on your Motorola device.
Go to "Network & internet" or "Network & internet" (depending on your model).
Tap on "Mobile network".
Find "Advanced" or "Carrier" option.

If you see "Add carrier" option, your device is likely unlocked for eSIM.

Please note, certain carriers may have policies preventing unlocking within the initial six months of use.

*eSIM support is only available in certain regions.

Devices originating from China, Hong Kong, and Macao do not support eSIM functionality.
Please contact your carrier or device manufacturer to confirm that your Motorola device is eSIM-capable.

Motorola Edge 50 Ultra and eSIM: what to know

Yes, the Motorola Edge 50 Ultra supports eSIM. It works as a dual-SIM phone, pairing a physical nano-SIM with an eSIM, so you can keep your home line and add a travel data plan. The phone can store more than one eSIM profile, but only a limited number are active at the same time.

Add an eSIM: open Settings > Network & internet > SIMs, then tap Add SIM (or the "+" icon) and choose to download a SIM instead. Menu names can vary slightly between software versions.
Find your EID: dial *#06# in the Phone app, or check Settings > About phone. The EID is the long 32-digit number.
Travel tip: set your eSIM as the mobile data line and turn off data roaming on your main SIM, so you avoid surprise roaming charges.
Keep a stable Wi-Fi connection while installing, as the profile needs to download.

Install your eSIM Prime travel eSIM on the Edge 50 Ultra before you leave, then activate it when you land. Your main number stays on your physical SIM, so WhatsApp and incoming calls keep working as usual.