eSIMs operate well within a wide range of temperatures but, like traditional SIM cards, extreme conditions can affect performance:
High Temperatures: Prolonged exposure to heat can disrupt the electronic components of your device where the eSIM is stored, potentially leading to connectivity issues.
Low Temperatures: Severe cold may slow down battery performance and, consequently, the functionality of your eSIM during initial activation or use.
Best Practices: Keep your device within operational temperature guidelines as specified by the manufacturer to ensure optimal eSIM performance.