DOOGEE does not currently provide a clear official specification confirming eSIM support for a phone named V40 Ultra. The manufacturer lists V40-series devices, but its own guidance says eSIM support is model-specific and must be stated explicitly in the product specifications.
Do not treat 5G, Android, NFC or dual-SIM support as proof of eSIM capability. Those features can exist on a phone that accepts only physical nano-SIM cards.
The safest decision is to check the exact model number and the phone itself before buying a travel eSIM. Regional versions and similarly named V40 models may not share the same SIM hardware.
Quick answer: eSIM support for a DOOGEE V40 Ultra is not officially confirmed. Look for an Add eSIM option and an EID on the handset. If both are absent, use a compatible physical SIM or another eSIM-capable device.
Why the model name is not enough
Marketplace listings sometimes combine product names, storage variants and regional labels. Confirm the model shown in Settings > About phone against the box and seller listing. A V40, V40 Pro or another V40-series version should not be assumed to have the features of a supposed V40 Ultra.
DOOGEE’s official advice is to rely on the product specification for the exact model. If eSIM is not listed there, ask DOOGEE or the seller for written confirmation before paying for an eSIM plan.
Check the phone for eSIM support
- Open Settings and search for “eSIMâ€, “Add eSIM†or “Download a SIMâ€.
- Open the SIM or mobile-network section and look for an option to add a digital plan.
- Dial
*#06#and check whether an EID appears alongside the IMEI numbers. - Record the full model number, Android version and sales region.
An EID is the identifier associated with an embedded SIM. An IMEI alone does not confirm eSIM support. Menu wording also varies by Android build, so compare both the menu and EID rather than relying on one clue.
What to do before buying a travel plan
Check the phone against the NoveSIM compatible-device guidance, then ask the manufacturer if the exact variant remains unclear. The handset must be network-unlocked as well as eSIM-capable.
If the phone passes those checks, keep Wi-Fi available during installation and follow the plan instructions. A NoveSIM travel eSIM provides mobile data; it does not add eSIM hardware to an unsupported phone and does not provide a conventional local phone number.
If Add eSIM or EID is missing
A software update or third-party app cannot reliably create the missing embedded-SIM hardware. Use a local physical SIM if the tray and destination network permit it, connect through a compatible hotspot, or install the travel eSIM on another supported unlocked phone.
If the device does support eSIM but installation fails, use the NoveSIM Help Centre and keep the eSIM profile installed while troubleshooting. For a plan already installed but offline, follow the connected-without-internet checks.
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FAQ
Does 5G mean the DOOGEE V40 Ultra supports eSIM?
No. 5G describes network access and does not prove that the phone contains eSIM hardware.
Does dual SIM confirm eSIM support?
No. Dual SIM can mean two physical nano-SIM positions or a hybrid SIM and memory-card tray.
Can I install an app to add eSIM support?
No app can turn an unsupported handset into a normal built-in eSIM device. Special external products are separate services and should not be confused with native support.
What should I send support?
Provide the exact model number, sales region, Android version and screenshots of the SIM settings. Do not publish an EID or IMEI publicly.
Final Recommendation
Treat DOOGEE V40 Ultra eSIM compatibility as unconfirmed until the exact handset shows both the relevant setup option and an EID, or DOOGEE confirms the specification in writing.
Make that check before purchase. If it fails, choose a physical-SIM or hotspot alternative rather than buying a plan the phone cannot install.
