Yes.The Google Pixel 7 Pro supports eSIM. Google's tech specs list it as Dual SIM with a single nano-SIM and an eSIM, and Google says a Pixel 7 Pro can use two eSIMs at once if your carrier allows it. Your carrier must support eSIM, and you need an unlocked phone to use another provider's eSIM.
Is the Pixel 7 Pro eSIM compatible? Yes, and it's dual SIM too. Here's what Google's own pages say, how to check your phone, how to add an eSIM and how to use a travel eSIM on it.
Does the Google Pixel 7 Pro support eSIM?
Yes. Here's what Google's own pages say, checked in November 2026.
What Google says about the Pixel 7 Pro
- SIM setup: Google's tech specs list the Pixel 7 Pro with "Dual SIM (Single Nano SIM and eSIM)". The spec sheet adds that this feature is carrier dependent and not supported by all carriers or in all countries (Google: Pixel phone hardware tech specs).
- eSIM on Pixel phones: Google says that on Pixel 4 and later, all phones work with eSIM, though eSIM use depends on the phone and your mobile carrier (Google: Get a SIM or eSIM and add it to your Pixel phone).
- Two eSIMs: Google says you can use 2 eSIM profiles at once on a Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro or later phone, if your carrier allows it. Based on your device and carrier, you can have either 2 eSIMs or one eSIM and one physical SIM (Google: How to use dual SIMs on your Google Pixel phone).
Is the Pixel 7 Pro dual SIM?
Yes. The Pixel 7 Pro has one nano-SIM slot plus an eSIM, and Google calls the setup Dual SIM Dual Standby (DSDS). You choose which SIM is used for calls, texts and mobile data.
Does it depend on where you bought it?
Google's spec sheet lists three Pixel 7 Pro models: GP4BC, GE2AE and GFE4J, the last one for Japan only. All three list eSIM. Google's region notes on eSIM only cover older phones, such as the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3a. Your carrier still decides whether it offers eSIM on your plan.
Pixel 7 Pro eSIM specs at a glance
- eSIM: yes, on all three models Google lists.
- SIM setup: one nano-SIM plus one eSIM (DSDS).
- Two eSIMs: possible, if your carrier allows it.
- Carrier rules: eSIM and dual SIM work with some mobile carriers. Ask yours if they will work on your phone.
Looking for another phone? See our list of eSIM supported devices. Using a Huawei? See if the Huawei P40 Pro or Huawei P40 is eSIM compatible.
How to check if your Pixel 7 Pro has eSIM
1. Look for Add SIM in Settings
- Open Settings.
- Tap Network & internet, then SIMs.
- Tap Add SIM. If you can choose Set up an eSIM, your phone is ready for eSIM.
That's the path Google gives (Google: How to use dual SIMs on your Google Pixel phone). Google notes some of these steps work only on Android 11 and up.
2. Look for the EID
Google says a phone needs an EID (Embedded Identity Document) number to use an eSIM. Find it under Settings > About phone > SIM status, labeled "EID", or on your phone's box (Google: Find your IMEI and other Pixel phone ID numbers). More about what an EID number is and other ways to check eSIM compatibility.
3. Check that your phone isn't carrier-locked
Google says that if your device is unlocked, you can use eSIM plans from other carriers (Google: Find worldwide wireless carriers and service providers of eSIM). If you bought the phone on a contract, ask your carrier to unlock it first. Here's how to unlock your phone.
How to add an eSIM on the Pixel 7 Pro
Google gives these steps (Google: How to use dual SIMs on your Google Pixel phone):
- Open Settings and tap Network & internet, then SIMs, then Add SIM.
- Choose Set up an eSIM and pick the network provider of your eSIM. Your provider gives you a QR code or an activation code.
- When setup is done, tap Settings. When asked to set your SIM preferences, tap Get started, then Next, then Done.
- To choose which SIM handles calls, texts and data, open Settings > Network & internet > SIMs and tap the network you want to edit.
Keep the QR code until the eSIM works. Stuck? See our eSIM install guide, ways to fix an eSIM that isn't working or what to do when your eSIM won't activate.
Using a travel eSIM on your Pixel 7 Pro
A travel eSIM gives your Pixel mobile data abroad without swapping SIM cards. Your home SIM can stay in its slot for calls and texts while the eSIM handles data. Here's how to set up and manage two lines, and how to prepare your phone for international travel.
Traveling to Europe, the USA or Japan? These are data-only plans, with no phone number. Check that your phone is unlocked and shows Set up an eSIM in your settings before you buy.
Data-only eSIMs · Europe · USA · Japan · See all destinations
Other Google Pixel models
Using another Pixel? Check our guides for the Pixel 7, Pixel 7a, Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro, Pixel 8a, Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro, Pixel 9 Pro XL, Pixel 9 Pro Fold and Pixel 9a.
FAQs
Does the Google Pixel 7 Pro have eSIM?
Yes. Google lists the Pixel 7 Pro with a single nano-SIM and an eSIM. Your carrier has to support eSIM too.
Is the Pixel 7 Pro dual SIM?
Yes. It has one nano-SIM slot plus an eSIM, so you can use two lines at once in Dual SIM Dual Standby.
Can the Pixel 7 Pro use 2 eSIMs?
Yes, if your carrier allows it. Google says a Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro or later can use 2 eSIM profiles at once. Google's page doesn't give a maximum number of stored eSIMs.
Does the regular Pixel 7 have eSIM too?
Yes. Google lists the Pixel 7 with the same Dual SIM setup, a single nano-SIM and an eSIM. See our Pixel 7 guide.
Does a Pixel 7 Pro bought in Japan have eSIM?
Yes. Google's spec sheet lists eSIM for the Japan-only model GFE4J as well.
Can I use my Pixel 7 Pro abroad with a travel eSIM?
Yes, if it's unlocked. Add the travel eSIM for data and keep your home SIM for calls and texts.
