If your device does not have an eSIM slot, you will not be able to install and use your Roamless eSIM for data connectivity.
Please Note:
Most devices that are built for Mainland China or Hong Kong markets do not have eSIM slots and cannot use eSIMs
Instead, these devices come with two physical SIM slots for connectivity
How to Determine if Your Device Supports eSIM Technology
The easiest way to determine if your device supports eSIMs is to check under your device settings > SIMs section.
If you see an option that says "Add eSIM", your device should support eSIMs.
For iOS devices:
Go to your Device Settings > Cellular/Mobile Data > scroll down
If you see the "Add eSIM" option, your device is eSIM-capable
For Android smartphones and tablets:
Go to your Device Settings > Network & Internet (or Connections) > SIM Manager
If you see the "Add eSIM" option, your device is eSIM-capable
For portable WiFi Routers and tablets:
Please check on the device manufacturers website for the device's specs to see if the device supports eSIMs
Using eSIM Adapters to Make Your Device eSIM Compatible
Even if your device does not natively support eSIM technology, you can buy an adapter (a physical SIM card) that allows you to use eSIMs
Some of the most common eSIM Adapter providers are:
Quick Overview of How Physical eSIM Adapters Work
You buy a physical SIM card from one of these providers
You install the Roamless eSIM onto the adapter SIM (using a QR code or a manual activation code)
You configure the Roamless eSIM on the adapter's mobile app (or web portal)
You place the adapter SIM into your device & select it for data connectivity
In short, the Roamless eSIM gets installed on the adapter SIM, and then used like any other SIM card on your device.