Oppo Reno9 A eSIM compatible?

Check if your Oppo Reno9 A eSIM compatible. Ensure a smooth transition to digital SIM cards with our step-by-step guide.

Your Oppo Reno9 A should support eSIM

Oppo Reno9 A eSIM Compatibility

Seamlessly Compatible: Unlock the Power of eSIM with Your Oppo Reno9 A

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

Open Settings on your Oppo device.
Go to "About Phone" or "SIM & Network" (depending on your model).
Look for an option mentioning "eSIM" or "eSIM Information".

If these options are present, your device is likely eSIM compatible.

Alternative method:

Dial *#06# and press call.

If your device displays an EID number, it's eSIM compatible.

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

*eSIM availability may vary depending on country/region and carrier.

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

Oppo Reno9 A and eSIM: what to know

The Oppo Reno9 A, the model sold in Japan, supports eSIM alongside a physical nano SIM, so you can use a local or main line and a travel eSIM at the same time. The phone can store more than one eSIM profile, but the number of profiles that can be active together is limited, so check this on your device.

Where to add it: open Settings > Mobile network (SIM), then choose the option to add an eSIM and scan the QR code or enter the details manually.
Find your EID: dial *#06# in the Phone app and look for the EID number, or check the SIM information in the About device section.
Travel tip: set your eSIM as the mobile data line and keep data roaming switched off on your main SIM to avoid surprise charges.
Connection: if data does not start, turn on data roaming for the eSIM line only.

With an eSIM Prime travel eSIM on your Reno9 A, install the profile before your trip and activate it when you land. Your main number stays on your physical SIM, so you can still receive calls and WhatsApp messages.