1. Open the SIM card tray: push the tray opener pin in the tray hole and slide the tray out.
2. If you have a single-SIM phone, put a nano-SIM card in slot 1 and a memory card in slot 2
on the tray with the contact areas face down. If you have a dual-SIM phone, put a nano-SIM
card in slot 1 and either a second SIM or a memory card in slot 2 with the contact areas face
down.
3. Slide the tray back in.
If you have an eSIM card
If you have an eSIM card instead of a physical SIM card, switch on your phone and follow the
instructions on the phone. To be able to activate your eSIM, you need a Wi-Fi connection. To
purchase an eSIM card, contact your network operator. Note that if you have a single-SIM
phone, you can only have one SIM card, physical or eSIM, active at a time. If you have a dual-SIM
phone, you can have two physical SIM cards or a physical SIM and an eSIM active at a time. For
information on eSIM cards, contact your network operator.
Restore app settings from your previous Android™ phone
If your previous phone was an Android, and you had set it to back up data to your Google
account, you can restore your app settings and passwords.
1. Tap Settings > Passwords & accounts > Add account > Google .
2. Select which data you want to restore on your new phone. The sync starts automatically
once your phone is connected to the internet.
Switch off your phone
To switch off your phone, press the power key and the volume up key at the same time, and
select Power off .
Tip: If you want to switch off your phone by pressing and holding the power key, tap Settings
> System > Gestures > Press and hold power button and switch off Hold for Assistant .
USE THE TOUCH SCREEN
Important: Avoid scratching the touch screen. Never use an actual pen, pencil, or other sharp
To switch on the navigation keys, tap Settings > System > Gestures > System navigation >
3-button navigation .
• To see all your apps, on the home screen, swipe up from the bottom of the screen.
• To go to the home screen, tap . The app you were in stays open in the background.
• To see which apps you have open, tap . To switch to another open app, swipe right and
tap the app. To close all the open apps, swipe right through all the apps and tap CLEAR ALL .
• To go back to the previous screen you were in, tap . Your phone remembers all the apps
and websites you’ve visited since the last time your screen was locked.
USE YOUR ESIM
Activate your eSIM
If you didn’ t activate your eSIM card when you switched on the phone for the first time, you
can activate it in the settings. If you do not have a physical SIM card inserted in your phone, you
need a Wi-Fi connection to be able to activate your eSIM: tap Settings > Network & internet ,
and switch Wi-Fi on.
1. Tap Settings > Network & internet >
SIMs .
2. If you do not have a physical SIM
card inserted in your phone, tap
Download eSIM instead? . If you already
have a physical SIM card inserted, tap
Add eSIM .
3. If you got a QR code from your network
operator, scan it with your phone or tap
You may have up to 10 eSIM cards on this phone, depending on the size of your eSIMs. If you
don’t have enough space for your eSIMs, remove an eSIM in Settings .
Need help? > Enter it manually , and
enter the code you received from your
network operator.
4. Tap Continue > Download , and wait until
the eSIM has been downloaded onto your
phone.
5. Tap Settings and the eSIM, and switch
Use eSIM on.
Switch between eSIMs
If you have several eSIM cards and want to switch to using another eSIM, tap Settings >
Network & internet > SIMs , tap the eSIM you want to use, and switch on Use eSIM .
2. The phone disconnects from the eSIM network. Tap OK to continue.
3. Once the phone has read the SIM card, tap the SIM card and switch on Use SIM .
Remove an eSIM from your phone
To remove an eSIM card from your phone, tap Settings > Network & internet > SIMs , tap the
eSIM you want to remove and tap Erase eSIM . Note, however, that this does not cancel your
subscription from your network operator. If you want to use the removed eSIM in your phone
later, contact your network operator.