Apple+eSim One+Sheet Final
Apple+eSim One+Sheet Final
With the new eSIM option, Xfinity Mobile customers can enjoy even
more freedom to use their mobile how they want.
What is eSIM?
Embedded SIM cards or “eSIM” are digital SIM cards that allow customers to
activate a mobile plan without having to wait for and install a physical SIM,
known as a nanoSIM. An eSIM-only device does not have a physical SIM slot
for a customer to insert a SIM card, but some devices do have dual SIM
capability, meaning they can use both eSIM and nanoSIM cards.
Benefits of eSIM
Enabling eSIM is a much simpler and cost-effective
experience for Xfinity customers.
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• An eSIM can be replaced just like a nanoSIM
if needed, but with less wait time
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Who can use eSIM?
eSIM is available for new and existing Xfinity Mobile customers looking to upgrade their phone
and/or mobile plan. Using the IMEI2* is the best way to verify if a phone is eSIM capable.
FAQ
If a new customer brings in their dual SIM How can customers change their MDN
device that currently has a nanoSIM in it, (phone number) for a line of Xfinity Mobile?
what kind of SIM should they receive? Customers can contact the Mobile Center of
Check using the IMEI2 number if the device Excellence for support in changing their MDN.
is eSIM capable. If so, you can remove the
nanoSIM and the customer can proceed Why choose eSIM over nanoSIM?
through the eSIM activation process. It’s
recommended that customers use eSIM The eSIM eliminates the hassle of getting a
whenever possible for the best experience. physical SIM card. Customers won’t have to look
for a store or wait for their SIM to be delivered by
mail. It allows for faster activation so customers
What if a customer is not ready to complete can quickly experience the features and benefits
activation when they visit a store? of Xfinity Mobile.
All Xfinity Mobile eSIM activations generate
an email to the customer with instructions on
how they can activate their device when they
are ready.
*IMEI2- International Mobile Equipment Identity. The second of two IMEI numbers on dual SIM devices, meaning it is eSIM capable.