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Does the iPhone 14 Pro Max have eSIM? Yes, except China and Hong Kong models

Yes, the iPhone 14 Pro Max supports eSIM, except some versions sold in particular countries or by particular carriers. The versions without it are listed below.

eSIM
Some versions
Brand
Apple
Type
Phone
Released
2022
Checked
October 11, 2026, against support.apple.com

Which versions of the iPhone 14 Pro Max have no eSIM

Versions with two nano-SIM slots, sold in mainland China, Hong Kong and Macao, have no eSIM. Everywhere else the iPhone 14 Pro Max has a nano-SIM slot and an eSIM.

What to know about the iPhone 14 Pro Max

In the US, eSIM only. An iPhone 14 Pro Max bought in the US has no SIM tray: Apple says iPhone 14 models are activated with an eSIM and do not support a physical SIM (US tech specs). Elsewhere, the UK model for example, it keeps a nano-SIM slot next to the eSIM (UK tech specs). Either way it can run two eSIMs at once (Apple Support), so your home line stays on for calls and texts while a travel eSIM carries your data.

Check yours. Open Settings > General > About and scroll down: an iPhone with eSIM lists an EID there (Apple Support). No EID means a version without eSIM.

Locked or not. Apple notes that eSIM may be disabled on an iPhone bought from some carriers, so make sure yours is unlocked first: the 30-second check. Then install a travel eSIM on iPhone.

Check your own iPhone 14 Pro Max

Two minutes on the phone itself settles it, whichever version you have.

  1. Dial *#06#

    Open the phone app and dial *#06#. If a number labelled EID appears, your phone supports eSIM.

  2. On an iPhone

    Go to Settings, then Cellular (or Mobile Data). If you see Add eSIM or Add Cellular Plan, it supports eSIM.

  3. Check it is unlocked

    A phone bought from a carrier on contract may be locked to it. Ask your carrier, or look for a Carrier Lock line in your settings that says No SIM restrictions.