13-11-2022 06:48 AM - edited 13-11-2022 06:51 AM
I was going to download an eSIM to my new Pixel 7, but frankly a SIM can simply be popped out of a phone and popped into another. I see no advantage to having an eSIM, and losing my ability to use a phone for up to 24 hours.
If you could simply delete an eSIM, and download it to a new device, fine. But it's not that straightforward as far as I can see
Or am I missing something please?
13-11-2022 08:06 AM
@paulrcurtis It’s simple with an iPhone I’m not sure how Samsung or Google have made swapping devices with an eSim. You only need a esim if you are running two numbers or personal and one for work. You could use an eSim and then use the sim slot to use a local carrier when you go abroad. there is no advantage of using a eEim if you don’t need too.
13-11-2022 10:25 AM
Thanks Chris. I have a giffgaff SIM I use very occassionaly, and I could use this in the slot if I downloaded the EE eSIM, but I am not sure I will if it's not an instant switch from one phone to another.
13-11-2022 11:42 AM
@paulrcurtis , have you had a look at Samsung or Google to see how simple it is to move an ESim from one phone to another? With Apple it is simple, I still use the physical sim as no advantage for me personally.