Yes. Most of the new models support esim.
Kospet prime etc…
But that means that your provider will have to program, supply and fit the esim to the motherboard…
This is only possible if a telco was going to sell the watch.
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I’m completely ignorant to the e-sim process.
So you are saying I cant buy the watch online then take it to my provider to put the E-sim on???
I’m guessing if they do that the physical sim card in my phone would become inactive???
Information is out there for those wanting to know. As this article suggests the esim will have to be manufactured into the device. It basically is a programmable sim card embedded in the device.
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Thanks definitely not what I assumed it to be.
But it hit the nail on the head. I am one of those people scared to swap out sim cards lol. I’ve never done it before and I’m heavy handed lol
does optimus 2 have esim
No, none of these watches have esim because in most countries the esim has to be fixed to the watch main board by the Sim provider (the carrier).
Which means that the carrier would be selling the device and that’s not going to happen.
but thats not esim works on iphone and samsung we can choose any provider here like voda and airtel we can also switch the esim providers
Nope, I just told you - it’s not possible on these watches.
Regardless of anything to do with phones.
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