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16-07-2021 10:41 AM
I have a Huawei Watch 3 Pro and want to use the 4G functionality. I bought a eSIM but it says its blocked on EE. You seem to do it for Samsung and Apple, why is there not functionality for other devices too.Is there any plans too so? I have 6 phone lines with EE and have been very happy with my service over the past 10+ years. Would rather not have to change to Vodafone to get the functionality if its coming to EE
thanks in advance 🙂
16-07-2021 01:15 PM
Hi @kenOBiD
Welcome to the community 😊
I hope you're well and having a nice Friday, other than this issue of course.
When you try to set everything up, what exactly does the error that you're getting say?
Thanks
Chris
16-07-2021 01:32 PM - edited 16-07-2021 01:33 PM
It says this
16-07-2021 01:34 PM
not sure if the screenshot is showing but it says "EE doesnt support this device yet. FOr details, contact your netwrok provider"
16-07-2021 01:54 PM
Thanks for showing me that @kenOBiD, I just wanted to double check it.
At the moment some devices are not supported by us on eSIM, and we would always advise checking this information before making a purchase you intend to use with us.
You can find out more information and check a list of supported devices on our What Is An eSIM page.
Thanks
Chris
16-07-2021 02:06 PM - edited 16-07-2021 02:07 PM
as i havent used the eSIM yet and i cant use it, can i cancel the contract (just for that line)?
Also, is there a ETA for support of this feature for devices other than the samsung and apple watches?
16-07-2021 02:14 PM
When it comes to cancellation could I please ask how you bought the eSIM, was it online, in store or over the phone? I'm asking to make sure I give you the correct information around cancelling.
I'm afraid we have no information about when or if certain devices will be supported. I can only see what's already supported, sorry.
Thanks
Chris
16-07-2021 03:18 PM
i ordered it over the phone
16-07-2021 03:27 PM
Thanks @kenOBiD
In that case you're protected by Distance Selling Regulations, which is something that applies to anything bought over the phone, online or by post in the UK.
This means that you can return the product within 14 days no problem. To process the return by jumping onto our How Can I Return A Device Bought Within The Last 14 Days page, and completing the return form.
Thanks
Chris