iPhone 13 Series eSIM support
Yes — all 4 models in the iPhone 13 Series support eSIM. One restriction applies to the whole range, detailed below.
Checked against the 4 iPhone 13 Series entries in our device database. This generation is 5 generations behind the current iPhone 18 Series, but eSIM support does not expire: an older model that shipped with the hardware keeps it.
Model-by-model breakdown
| Model | eSIM | Restriction |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone 13 | Supported | Dual eSIM Support |
| iPhone 13 mini | Supported | Dual eSIM Support |
| iPhone 13 Pro | Supported | Dual eSIM Support |
| iPhone 13 Pro Max | Supported | Dual eSIM Support |
What this means in practice
On iPhone, eSIM lives in Settings › Cellular › Add eSIM. The iPhone 13 keeps a nano-SIM tray in every country, and it is the first generation that runs two eSIMs at once (Dual eSIM), so a home line and a travel plan can both stay on eSIM. Apple's eSIM-only iPhones start with the US iPhone 14. Exception: models sold in mainland China have no eSIM, and in Hong Kong and Macao only the XS, SE, 12 mini and 13 mini have it — the other models sold there have two nano-SIM slots instead.
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