The Samsung Galaxy S10 is one of the most exciting smartphones of 2019. The device is jam-packed with new technology like its in-display ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, reverse wireless charging and the gorgeous edge-to-edge display.
If you’re reading this article, there’s a good chance you already own a SIM unlcoked Samsung Galaxy S10 which was purchased from a service provider. The only problem now is that the phone is locked to that service provider and cannot be used with a SIM card from a different service provider. Those who paid for the phone in full should be able to get a free SIM unlock code from their service provider 60 to 90 days after the phone was purchased, but if you opted for a payment plan or signed a new contract when purchasing the phone will likely need to purchase their Samsung Galaxy S10 SIM unlock code from a third-party service like Doctor SIM.
To make things easier for you, we’d documented the process for both options. Follow the instructions below to get your Samsung Galaxy S10 SIM unlock code.
While service providers do lock down their phones when they sell them, most will hand over the SIM unlock code for your phone if it is paid in full This typically means that you paid for the phone outright when you purchased it or you are no longer under any contract or device payment plans. Making things a bit more complicated, service providers also require that the phone is activated for 60-90 days before they will provide the SIM unlock code for your smartphone. If your phone is not paid in full or have not owned your device for at least 60-90 days, you’ll need to buy a Samsung Galaxy S10 SIM unlock code (jump down to the next section).
If you still have a payment plan on your Samsung Galaxy S10 or do not meet your service provider’s requirements for a free SIM unlock code, follow the instructions below to purchase your Samsung Galaxy S10 SIM unlock code.
The instructions above will work with most devices, but if you happened to purchase your Samsung Galaxy S10 from T-Mobile or Metro you’ll need to purchase a special unlock service that works in conjunction with the T-Mobile Device Unlock or Metro Device Unlock apps.
If you followed the instructions in this article, you should now be the proud owner of a SIM unlocked Samsung Galaxy S10. You’ll now be able to use the phone on any service provider you want without any restrictions.