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eSIM Check

Galaxy Note Series eSIM support

Yes — all 2 models in the Galaxy Note Series support eSIM. One restriction applies to the whole range, detailed below.

Checked against the 2 Galaxy Note Series entries in our device database.

Model-by-model breakdown

ModeleSIM Restriction
Galaxy Note 20SupportedListed by Samsung USA and Australia only
Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5GSupportedListed by Samsung USA and Australia only

What this means in practice

On Samsung Galaxy, eSIM sits under Settings › Connections › SIM manager › Add eSIM. Two things decide whether it works: the country the phone was made for and the carrier. Samsung's own eSIM lists leave out the Hong Kong and Taiwan versions of models released before 2026, so those units can lack eSIM even though the model name matches. Most Galaxy devices store several profiles and keep one eSIM plus one physical SIM active at the same time.

Check your own device

A model list tells you what the hardware can do. It cannot tell you whether your particular unit is carrier-locked, or whether it is a regional variant sold without eSIM hardware. Run the free check on the phone itself — it reads the eUICC chip directly and answers in a few seconds.

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Frequently asked questions

Do all Galaxy Note Series models support eSIM?expand_more
Yes, but only with this condition, which applies to all 2 models: Listed by Samsung USA and Australia only.
Can I use an eSIM and a physical SIM at the same time on the Galaxy Note Series?expand_more
Yes. Galaxy devices run one eSIM and one physical SIM at the same time, and you choose which line handles calls, texts and data.
How many eSIM profiles can a Galaxy Note Series model store?expand_more
Most Galaxy models store several profiles — commonly up to five — with one active at a time.
Why does my Galaxy Note Series model not show the eSIM option?expand_more
Three causes account for almost every case: the unit is a regional variant sold without eSIM hardware, the phone is locked to a carrier that has not provisioned eSIM, or the software is too old. The free check reads the chip directly and tells you which applies.

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