Esimm

[Doadster63]

I have a ee essentails  broadband and mobile contract on simfree can i purchase a new iphone in florida  converting my sim card to esim over here

[Northerner]

Hi @Doadster63 

No, you'll need to be in the UK on the UK network to change your SIM over. 

@Chris_B I assume an American iPhone will work although maybe not have all the same radio functionality as a European model? 

Thanks 

[Chris_B]

@Northerner  it’ll work, all bandwidth supported on a US iPhone 

See THIS  

EE uses 

2G 

• 1800MHz: (Band 3)

4G 

• 800MHz: (Band 20) - Long range, good for rural areas and indoors.

• 1800MHz: (Band 3) - Primary capacity band.

• 2100MHz: (Band 1) - Historically used for 3G, now for 4G.

• 2600MHz: (Band 7 & Band 38) - High capacity, for dense urban areas.

5G 

• 700MHz: (Band 28) - Low frequency for broader coverage.

• 1800MHz: (Band 3) - Used for 5G as well.

• 2100MHz: (Band 1) - Also used for 5G services.

• 2600MHz: (Band 7) - Higher frequencies for increased speed.

• 3500/3600MHz: (NR Band 78) - High-speed, high-capacity band.