ESIM eBook A SHORT GUIDE TO EMBEDDED SIM - 2021 Celitech Inc.
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eSIM is an embedded SIM chip in different consumer devices allowing digital activation of wireless services. ©2021 Celitech Inc.
eSIM service can be activated using: QR Codes Manual Activation Codes Carrier Apps ©2021 Celitech Inc.
Over 1.2 billion devices already have eSIM GSMA expects eSIM to be in up- to 42% of all smartphones by 2025 ©2021 Celitech Inc.
A wide-range of consumer devices support eSIM Smartphones including: iPhones including: iPhone 12, 12 Pro, 12 Pro Max, 12 Mini; iPhone SE; iPhone 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max; iPhone XS, XS Max; iPhone XR Android Phones including: Google Pixel 2, 3 & 3XL, 4, 4a, 5; Samsung Galaxy S21, Note 20, 20+, Galaxy S20, S20+, S20 Ultra, Fold, Z Fold, Z Flip; Huawei P40 and P40 Pro; Oppo Find X3 Pro; Motorola Razr; Nuu Mobile X5; Lenovo Yoga 630, etc. Tablets including: iPad (starting 7th generation), iPad Pro (starting 1st generation) iPad Air (starting 3rd generation), iPad mini, Samsung Galaxy Book 2, Microsoft Surface (Go, Pro, Pro X), etc. Laptops including: HP (Elitebook, Probook, Zbook, Specture), Acer Swift 3 & 7, Dell (Latitude starting 7210), Lenovo (Yoga, Miix), ASUS (NovaGo, Vivobook), etc. Wearable devices including: Apple Watch starting with Series 3 and Samsung Gear starting with S3 ©2021 Celitech Inc.
Sample Use Cases of eSIM Marketing and International Travel Sponsored Services e.g. to save on roaming e.g. to better upsell fees and stay connected customers or engage while away from home with employees Back-up Connectivity Multi-device Services e.g. to maintain e.g. to provide on- redundant connectivity demand connectivity for for work or apps in laptops, tablets, and crowded or remote wearables environments ©2021 Celitech Inc.
Consumers are interested to connect other eSIM devices Based on a survey run by Ericsson on smartphone users in the US & Europe: Laptops and tablets are the top two devices other than smartphones that consumers would like to connect to cellular data service. ©2021 Celitech Inc.
Attributes to consider while selecting an eSIM provider eSIM Security eSIM activation codes — typically shared upon purchase and built into eSIM QR codes — can Quality of Service include 10 to 20 variables (characters and digits); in The cellular network(s) used by the eSIM determine general the longer the activation code, the more the quality of service (esp. speed and coverage) of secure the eSIM. the eSIM service. eSIM providers typically share these details and consumers/companies can use them to assess the service. Service Price Obviously price matters when picking an eSIM service provider. But cheapest is not always the best, and price only matters after considering the eSIM Locality other attributes. eSIM profile can be offered from a local or int'l provider. Local providers tend to be a safer option as they tend to be held more accountable to the Support & Other features applicable local regulations, especially around data Picking a service provider who can offer reliable security and consumer privacy. support is essential. Other features than can be beneficial include eSIM analytics and balance check. ©2021 Celitech Inc.
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