There are always caveats and eSIMs are a double-edged sword. I'm locked down to my current phone because of eSIM. I have two eSIMs from different countries, bo

There are always caveats and eSIMs are a double-edged sword. I'm locked down to my current phone because of eSIM. I have two eSIMs from different countries, both necessary for long-term use (e.g. I have bank accounts in both countries, and banks want local numbers). Replacing or upgrading phone would be a tricky endeavor, with temporary outage on one of my lines, as I will be able to move only one eSIM, but not the other until I physically travel to a different country. Sure, it's a rare edge case, but still - super inconvenient.