I use an eSim adaptor in my physical sim slot. You can then transfer eSims effortlessly between phones. This seems the obvious solution to get the best of both worlds - all the good things about eSims, none of the bad.
replyI do still use a physical SIM but I'm sure we're all on borrowed time. The last 3 generations of iPhones don't have a SIM tray at all in the US.
reply> The last 3 generations of iPhones don't have a SIM tray at all in the US.
replyAnother good reason not to buy an iPhone. As if there weren't enough good reasons already.
Yeah I'm sure Android manufacturers aren't gonna follow suit, just like how they all have headphone jacks still right?
replyMany of them do have a headphone jack, still. If you're the sort of person that wants hardware options, Android has 'em.
replyIf you want options, you go Android
replyIf you want something good and reliable, you go iPhone
> If you want something good and reliable, you go iPhone
replyUnless by "good" you mean being able to install software without Apple's blessing. Or send files to and from the device without iTunes or other similar monstrosity.