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I remembered a while ago you meed to first get an physical SIM to activate the line then switch to eSIM. Now sure about now. I’m currently with Google Fi on an
by chazeon 4y ago
I remembered a while ago you meed to first get an physical SIM to activate the line then switch to eSIM. Now sure about now. I’m currently with Google Fi on an eSIM in my 12 mini.
- ochoseis 4y agoI just set up my iPhone with a Fi eSIM without having to get a physical SIM first. There are oblique references on how to do it at checkout that involve backing out of the default flow and then choosing your iPhone model from a compatibility list. It was quite the maze.
- wilsonnb3 4y agoIf I remember my experience correctly, you can only set up an iPhone with esim first if you are a new Fi member. Existing members, even those using esim on Android phones, have to get a physical sim first.
- wilsonnb3 4y agoThis is correct. Obviously this will have to change at some point since physical sim is going away but I am unsure how long it will take Google to make the change. Technically, iOS support on Fi is still in beta even though it works quite well.