Apple has officially released the iPhone 15 series. Normally, if you are in Hong Kong, of course in most cases, you will choose to go back to the official website to buy the Hong Kong version. However, iPhones purchased in different countries will be slightly different. For example, some countries only support eSIM, some support both, and some have dual SIM; or some support the satellite emergency help function. Some are not supported, etc. If you want to have both an eSIM and a nano SIM, and also be able to use the satellite emergency call function, should you buy whichever version comes first? Read the following!
Which country’s iPhone 15 series has the best features?
eSIM has been talked about a lot in recent years. Just like in the United States, starting from last year’s iPhone 14 series, physical SIM has been abolished. However, in Greater China like China and Hong Kong, they only support dual physical SIM cards and cannot use eSIM. The versions sold in some places support both eSIM and physical SIM cards, but also whether they support the satellite emergency help function. I have taken a quick look at the iPhone 15 series sold in countries such as Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. There is no support for the satellite emergency help function. If we really want to have everything, including eSIM and physical SIM, and also supporting the satellite emergency help function, which country version of iPhone should we choose first?
The versions in places like Canada and Europe can satisfy all your wishes and support eSIM, physical SIM, and satellite help function. In fact, Apple has announced that some border countries support the satellite help function. Moderator: However, basically except for the United States, which only supports dual eSIM, other countries have the option of dual eSIM or 1 eSIM + 1 nano SIM.
The regions and countries that support the satellite emergency help function are as follows:
