on 08-09-2022 13:12
Hi
Im looking at buying the new iphone 14 pro max but im happy with my current sim only plan. I was wondering can i just put my old sim in the new phone when i get it without having to talk to over the phone as you would with a normal upgrade
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on 08-09-2022 13:26
Yes, you can use your sim in any phone you like.
on 08-09-2022 13:26
Yes, you can use your sim in any phone you like.
08-09-2022 13:31 - edited 08-09-2022 13:32
08-09-2022 13:31 - edited 08-09-2022 13:32
Hi @Horatio
To do that you would have to buy the phone outright I'm afraid. Apple do an instalment plan to eligible customers https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/browse/financing
You can then keep your current sim only plan and put your sim into the new phone.
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on 08-09-2022 13:32
Also as a follow up question. Will the old phone be disconnected from O2 when i put the sim in my new phone or do i need to call O2 about that?
on 08-09-2022 13:33
on 08-09-2022 13:33
Thats what i was thinking i had to do. Thanks for the response
on 08-09-2022 13:38
on 08-09-2022 13:38
No need to contact O2. They don't care what sim is in your phone as long as you are still paying the bill. 😉
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on 08-09-2022 13:44
The US version of the iPhone 14 has an eSIM only, not a physical SIM. I assume the same holds for the UK version, but have not seen a confirmation of this. If that holds, I guess you would have to contact O2 to get the eSIM set up.
on 08-09-2022 13:46
on 08-09-2022 13:46
I believe the e sim is only in the us
on 08-09-2022 14:06
on 08-09-2022 14:06
@Horatio wrote:Also as a follow up question. Will the old phone be disconnected from O2 when i put the sim in my new phone or do i need to call O2 about that?
Your old phone is not "disconnected" it just won't work unless you put a different sim in it.
You will however, need to sign out of your Apple ID and iCloud to allow the new phone to fully function correctly.
on 08-09-2022 16:02
on 08-09-2022 16:02
You may be right. I don't think it is clear yet.