Further clarification: The U1 model has ESIM live as well, and keeps nagging me to use ESIM with T-Mobile. USUALLY Verizon/AT&T won't activate ESIM until release date.
I may have to try again with Verizon then....Verizon recognizes my IMEI2 (esim) as Fold4 and says its compatible with their network but the process to switch over fails and says to call them. I've seen this happen when activating esim on my S22 Ultra too.
ESIM and sim card manager is definitely on this device as delivered unlike the past so no worries there!
Currently, I have a Verizon sim in my phone and it's working fine. My other line (also Verizon) is on my iPhone 13 Pro Max and I may add it eventually but I usually use that for carplay because it's far superior to Android Auto.
Is yours direct from Samsung? I seem to only be able to connect to TMobileVerizon recognizes my IMEI2 (esim) as Fold4 and says its compatible with their network but the process to switch over fails and says to call them. I've seen this happen when activating esim on my S22 Ultra too.
ESIM and sim card manager is definitely on this device as delivered unlike the past so no worries there!
Currently, I have a Verizon sim in my phone and it's working fine. My other line (also Verizon) is on my iPhone 13 Pro Max and I may add it eventually but I usually use that for carplay because it's far superior to Android Auto.
I can't get anything but T-Mobile to see it providing my esim... T-Mobile map showscompairable to atnt coverage so I'm literally setting a prepaid account up now lolYes it is unlocked from Samsung.
It appears if you want to do a direct transfer device to device TMO is the only supported carrier currently. Adding a number to this device should be do-able via any carrier that supports esim as before.
I tried doing it late last night, well actually that would be today, just very AM LOL!
Yes this feature is currently only supported with TMO at the moment.Straight port from my other Samsung phone to the Fold 4 was super simple and took not even 5 minutes. This was with a T-Mobile eSim.
Unfortunately the cell services in the US are years behind the rest of the world. Up until recently you could not even barely buy an unlocked device. Everything had to be under contract from the carriers...lolWhy are e-sim's such an issue in the USA? Just curious, as in the UK took me literally 30 seconds to swap my sim from s21u to this, and all it involved was a qr code in the EE app/site? Even my watch (which I thought was a pain) was only me ringing and telling them the watches new ID and plonk, away that went too.
Yes and neither did the S21 Ultra and Flip 3.
Confirmed for T-Mobile i just enabled my Esim.Confirmed by TMO at a US store that the TMO version has Esim enabled. Saw it myself with a TMO sim inserted