When you get a new phone, one of the most important things to transfer is the SIM card. This small card is responsible for all your phone’s data, including calls, texts, and browsing. So, when should you transfer the SIM card from your old phone to your new one?
According to Tech with Brad, it’s best to transfer the SIM card after you’ve transferred everything else to your new phone. This is because, once you plug in the SIM card, it will start using a lot of battery to transfer data, which could slow down your phone and drain its battery quickly.
To transfer the SIM card, you’ll need the SIM card ejector tool that comes with your new phone. Once you’ve transferred everything else to your new phone, use the ejector tool to remove the SIM card from your old phone and insert it into the SIM card slot on your new phone. Make sure to align it with the notch on the bottom corner of the tray.
Once you’ve inserted the SIM card, your phone may prompt you to reset it. Tech with Brad recommends resetting your phone to ensure that your data, text messages, and phone calls are all working properly on your new device.
Transferring your SIM card to your new Samsung phone is a simple process that can save you a lot of hassle later on. By following these simple steps, you can ensure that your new phone is up and running smoothly in no time.