26974 Solutions. Registered: 04-04-2012. Options. on ‎02-02-2022 19:51. @MoAbbasi. It will work for occasional use but if you use it all the time, O2 will block the sim as you need the specific tablet sim for an iPad. I have no affiliation whatsoever with O2 or any subsidiary companies.

The first through fourth generations of the iPad use the micro-SIM cards, while the iPad Mini uses the nano-SIM. You can trim a standard SIM card down to fit these standards -- Sharon Vaknin of All iPhone models that support eSIM can have multiple eSIMs and use Dual SIM with two active SIMs at the same time. You can use Dual SIM by using a physical SIM and an eSIM. iPhone 13 models and later also support two active eSIMs. iPhone models without a physical SIM tray support two active eSIMs. Find out how to activate a mobile plan on an eSIM. If it doesn't, remove the SIM and check if the card or the slot is dirty. If they are, clean them. Blowing into the slot is probably OK, but a shot of compressed air is always best. Restart iPhone. If your iPhone still doesn't recognize the SIM, try the all-purpose fix for many iPhone problems: a restart. With this setting, your iPad can automatically use 5G instead of Wi-Fi when a network you visit occasionally is slow or insecure. To turn this feature off and on for certain networks, go to Settings > Wi-Fi. Then tap the info button next to the Wi-Fi network and tap Use Wi-Fi for internet. This setting also allows third-party apps to use more AT&T DataConnect is a data-only plan that you can use for a tablet like the best iPad, or even with another device like laptop, mobile hotspot, USB modem, or an LTE camera. With AT&T DataConnect, you can get 15GB of data for $60 a month or 35GB for $85 per month. Overages are charged $10 per 2GB. However, you can get $10 off the monthly fee if This is the key that you should use to configure your new data connection by following these steps: On the iPad go to Settings> Mobile data. Click on ‘Add mobile data plan’. With the iPad camera, scan the QR code provided by the operator. Enter the confirmation code that the operator sent you. Once this is done, the configuration is
6,259 points. Dec 2, 2016 8:05 PM in response to Dgam90. If you buy an iPad that is non cellular, you will not be able to add anything to it later. It has no ability to place a SIM card in it so it will always only be WiFi. If you wanted to like stated above you would have to purchase a MiFi or something along that line and create a hotspot for it.
Yes you can swap SIM Cards between your iPads as long as the SIM Card fits on your new device. If it doesn't fit, we recommend ordering a new SIM Card online or visiting our nearest AT&T Store to get a new SIM Card. Let us know if you need additional help! Thank you for reaching out to the AT&T Community Forums! Rhoda, AT&T Community Specialist.
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