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Verizon Approved BYOD Apple Devices

Select BYOD devices with approved hardware and software are allowed for use on the Verizon Wireless network. This ensures that voice and data work properly.

iPhone	iPhone XR iPhone XS iPhone XS Max iPhone X iPhone X CDMAless iPhone 8 iPhone 8 Plus iPhone 8 CDMAless iPhone 8 Plus CDMAless iPhone 7 (A1660 only; A1778 is not compatible) iPhone 7 Plus (A1661 only; A1784 is not compatible) iPhone 6 iPhone 6 Plus iPhone 6s iPhone 6s Plus iPhone SE (A1662 only; A1723 is not compatible)
iPad	iPad Air iPad Air 2 iPad Mini with Retina display (iPad Mini 2) iPad Mini 3 iPad Mini 4 iPad Pro 9.7" (1st Generation) iPad Pro 12.9" (1st Generation) iPad (March 2017) iPad Pro 10.5" iPad Pro 12.9" (2nd Generation)

View a list of BYOD Verizon certified Android devices.

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wadeowen307

I am asking this question out of curoisity: do BYOD iPhones support Verizon Wireless Wi-Fi Calling? I am asking because I know that BYOD Andriod smartphones do not support it and I don't know if the same feature limitation applies to BYOD iPhones.

rcschnoor

My unlocked version of a Pixel 3, considered a BYOD, supports wifi calling.

I also routinely purchase unlocked versions of iPhones for my daughters and I believe they support wifi calling.

Verizon_Support

wadeowen307-

I realize the importance of making sure your phone supports Wi-Fi Calling. I will gladly provide clarification on the subject. Some features such as Wi-Fi Calling are limited when you bring an unlocked device. This applies to all operating systems such as IOS and Android. While some unlocked BYOD phones will allow you to use Wi-Fi Calling, it is not guaranteed. To ensure all of your phone features work with our network, it is best to purchase a Verizon Phone. I hope this answers your question.

CarmenT_VZW

wadeowen307

In other words, it has to be a feature provided by the phone itself, correct?

jhoey1999

Is the unlocked(carrier-less)iPhone X compatible with a prepaid monthly plan? Or do you need a postpaid plan for it to work?

Momma23dogs

@jhoey1999
wrote:
Is the unlocked(carrier-less)iPhone X compatible with a prepaid monthly plan? Or do you need a postpaid plan for it to work?

You can use your Sim free iPhones on any carrier, and any plan that is offered. iPhone X will work perfectly well on Verizon prepaid

wadeowen307

Have the iPhone 11, the iPhone 11 Pro, and the iPhone 11 Pro Max models been certifed for Verizon's BYOD program yet?

Momma23dogs

@wadeowen307
wrote:
Have the iPhone 11, the iPhone 11 Pro, and the iPhone 11 Pro Max models been certifed for Verizon's BYOD program yet?

It is ridiculous that this thread even exists. Unless the iPhone was made for another country like Asia or Europe, it is compatible with every united states carrier. The list is out of date . . .

wadeowen307

That is so true.

Verizon_Support

It's important that you're able to bring your own device to our network, wadeowen3017. I am showing that the iPhone 11, Pro, and Pro Max models are on the eligible list. You'll have to verify compatibility online here: https://www.verizonwireless.com/onedp/byod#/

Let me know if this information helps.

JosephE_VZW

Verizon_Support

Wadeowen307, these days many devices are compatible with numerous carriers. Here is a link to check your device for compatibility https://www.verizonwireless.com/onedp/byod#/. LorenB_VZW

If my response answered your question please click the _Correct Answer_ button under my response. This ensures others can benefit from our conversation. Thanks in advance for your help with this!!

wadeowen307

@lorenb_vzw
and @josephe_vzw
, I appreciate these helpful answers. Just so you know, I asked about the newest iPhones out of curiosity. I am not going to upgrade right now, because I already have an iPhone 6s, and it is less than a year old.

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