Are you looking for an Android phone that supports dual eSIM? Look no further, because we have a list of phones that support this feature!
Looking to buy a new Android phone that supports eSIM? You're in luck, because there are plenty of options on the market! However, there are only a handful of Android phones support dual eSIM, a feature that lets you use two eSIM profiles at the same time.
You might think that dual eSIM support requires a second eSIM chip to be embedded in your phone, and you'd normally be right. Thanks to a technology called Multiple Enabled Profiles introduced in Android 13, though, it's possible to enable multiple SIM profiles on a single eSIM chip.
The first Android phones to support eSIM MEP were the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro following the March 2023 Pixel Drop update, but they're no longer the only phones to support this technology. Here's a list of Android phones that support dual eSIM thanks to MEP, as of September 30, 2024.
To compile this list, I used data provided by Google. If you're curious about whether your own Android phone supports dual eSIM, you can check using this ADB command:
adb shell pm has-feature android.hardware.telephony.euicc.mep
If it returns 'true', then your Android phone supports dual eSIM via MEP. If it returns 'false', then your Android phone does not support dual eSIM via MEP. Here's an example of the command being run on a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra:
