Can you cut a micro-SIM down to nano size?

When you cut down to NanoSIM size there’s a risk of damaging the SIM contacts because not only does the plastic need to be taken out, but you also need to cut into the copper surface itself. Unless you’re a surgeon, scissors probably won’t do.

How do I make my AT SIM card smaller?

Get a physical SIM card You can get SIM card kits at one of our stores, online through att.com, or from another online retailer. The kits come with three SIM card sizes. You can use it if you want to bring your own device to AT, or if you just need a new physical SIM.

Does trimming a SIM card work?

While SIM cards can vary in size, the part of the SIM card that actually stores data is the same size in all three SIM card types. Keep in mind that cutting your SIM card incorrectly will render the SIM card impossible to use or repair; proceed at your own risk.

Are all AT SIM cards the same size?

There are three SIM card sizes. There is the standard size (15 X 25mm), the micro SIM (12 X 15mm), and the Nano SIM (8.8 X 12.3mm). Most suppliers will sell the Standard size combined with the Mirco size.

What is a tri cut SIM card?

Most phones use mini SIM or micro SIM. In order to make it simple as possible for our customers to switch between different devices, we’ve already cut your SIM card into three potential sizes. We call it triple-cut, but it’s also known as a “Universal SIM card”.

What happens if SIM card doesnt fit?

Self-cut SIM cards may not fit the card tray and cause card detection issues or damage your phone. If you force in a cut SIM card or a SIM card with an adapter, the size or corner mismatch will probably compromise the copper pin contact or even damage the SIM card tray.

Can you change a micro SIM into a Nano SIM?

If you need it to fit your iPad Mini or iPhone 5 for example, you can convert your SIM or micro sim to a Nano SIM, and you’re good to go.