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Getting full fibre so changing phone but transferring old 4G sim nano to new phone. Advice needed.

Yorick
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Current phone only 2GB ram so looking at Motorola G54 5G 256 GB. Can I transfer old O2 sim from Galaxy J3 4G phone to a new 5G phone? Try not to get too complicated as I'm 77 this year and this is all very complicated to me.  

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I would agree: just get this done in a shop.

 

Even opening up the phone takes a bit of skill - I got my own sim switched into a new phone recently that way.

 

Just delegate, @Yorick!

Gliwmaeden2, a fellow customer.
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fr8ys
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Doing a quick Google search it looks like your existing phone has a micro SIM and your new one a nano SIM.

 

Does your existing SIM have a smaller card within it that can be punched out? If so this one should fit.

 

If you need a new SIM card you should get able to order one from O2. 

 

You would be best to go into a shop and get their help so you can be informed of ways to proceed should your existing SIM not have a punch out nano and you wish to remain with O2. There are some very good SIM only deals out there from companies such as Lebara if you are not tied into a contract.

 

Hope this helps.

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Gondola
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Both 'phones use a nano SIM which is the smallest SIM size so yes you can swap the SIM over to the new 'phone. Here's a link to the O2 help content for help with your SIM.

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