The Oppo Reno 14 Pro 5G runs ColorOS 15 based on Android 15 in most markets, with eSIM settings usually found under Settings > Mobile network > eSIM. Because OPPO enables eSIM by region and carrier firmware, check that your Reno 14 Pro shows an eSIM or Add eSIM option before you travel.
An iRoamly travel eSIM lets you add a data plan without replacing your physical SIM. This is useful when you want mobile data abroad while keeping your regular SIM installed for banking codes, messaging apps, or your home number.
This guide covers both setup paths on the Oppo Reno 14 Pro: scanning the iRoamly QR code and entering the activation details manually. It also shows how to confirm the profile was installed, select it for mobile data, and handle common setup issues.
Before You Set Up Your iRoamly eSIM
Connect the Oppo Reno 14 Pro to stable Wi-Fi before installing the eSIM.
Confirm that your phone is unlocked and that your market version supports eSIM.
Keep your iRoamly QR code open on another device, or print it before starting.
Keep the manual details from iRoamly ready, including the SM-DP+ Address, Activation Code, and optional Confirmation Code if supplied.
Sign in to the Google account on the phone if ColorOS asks for account confirmation during mobile-network setup.
Install the eSIM 1-2 days before travel when possible, but check your plan first. iRoamly eSIM validity starts from activation, and the exact trigger can vary by plan or destination.
Do not delete the iRoamly eSIM after installation unless iRoamly support tells you to. Many travel eSIM profiles cannot simply be reinstalled after removal.
iRoamly plans are often data-focused. Voice calls and SMS availability varies by plan, so check the specific plan details before relying on calling or texting.
Method 1: Install eSIM by Scanning a QR Code
1. Open Settings on the Oppo Reno 14 Pro, then tap Mobile network.
2. On the Mobile network screen, tap eSIM.
3. Tap Add eSIM to start adding a new mobile plan.
4. Choose Scan QR code, then point the camera at the iRoamly QR code from your order email or iRoamly account.
5. When ColorOS shows the detected mobile plan, tap Download or Add and keep the phone connected to Wi-Fi until the profile finishes downloading.
6. When the setup screen says the eSIM has been added, tap Done and return to Mobile network.
Method 2: Install eSIM Manually
1. Open Settings, then tap Mobile network.
2. Tap eSIM on the Mobile network screen.
3. Tap Add eSIM.
4. On the QR-code screen, tap Enter details manually or Need help? if ColorOS shows the manual option there.
5. Enter the iRoamly SM-DP+ Address and Activation Code exactly as shown in your iRoamly order details. If iRoamly provides a Confirmation Code, enter it in the optional field.
6. Tap Continue, then tap Download or Add when ColorOS confirms the mobile plan.
7. Wait for the download to finish, then tap Done when the iRoamly eSIM appears as added.
How to Confirm Your iRoamly eSIM Is Installed
1. Go to Settings > Mobile network > eSIM and check that the new iRoamly travel eSIM appears in the eSIM list.
2. Tap the iRoamly eSIM profile and confirm that the line is turned on. If the screen shows a label field, rename it to iRoamly Travel so it is easy to identify later.
3. After you arrive at the destination, check for a signal indicator and test mobile data by opening a webpage with Wi-Fi turned off. Only test SMS or calls if your iRoamly plan specifically includes them.
Configure eSIM for Mobile Data
1. Open Settings > Mobile network, then tap Mobile data.
2. Select the iRoamly eSIM as the preferred mobile data line.
3. Return to the iRoamly eSIM profile and turn on Data roaming if your iRoamly plan or destination instructions require roaming.
4. Keep your primary SIM available for calls or messages if needed, but avoid switching mobile data back to the primary SIM while using the iRoamly travel plan.
Troubleshooting
If Add eSIM is missing, confirm that your Oppo Reno 14 Pro market version supports eSIM, update ColorOS, restart the phone, and check whether your carrier firmware hides eSIM setup.
If the QR code will not scan, increase screen brightness on the device showing the code, clean the Reno 14 Pro camera lens, and try again on Wi-Fi.
If ColorOS says the QR code was already used, do not delete the profile. Contact iRoamly support because many eSIM QR codes are single-use.
If manual setup fails, check for copied spaces or wrong characters in the SM-DP+ Address, Activation Code, or optional Confirmation Code.
If the eSIM is installed but there is no data, select the iRoamly eSIM for Mobile data, turn on Data roaming when required, disable Wi-Fi, and restart the phone after arrival.
If activation stays pending, wait until you are in a supported destination network, keep Wi-Fi or mobile data available during setup, and check the plan validity details in your iRoamly account.
If calls or SMS do not work, check the plan details. Many travel eSIM plans are data-only or have limited voice/SMS support.
Conclusion
For the Oppo Reno 14 Pro, scanning the iRoamly QR code is the quickest setup path because ColorOS can detect the plan directly after Settings > Mobile network > eSIM > Add eSIM. Manual entry is the better backup when the QR code is on the same phone or the camera cannot read it, as long as you copy the SM-DP+ Address and Activation Code exactly.
After installation, the important checks are simple: make sure the iRoamly profile appears in the eSIM list, turn the line on, choose it for Mobile data, and enable Data roaming when your destination plan requires it. Once those settings are in place, the Reno 14 Pro is ready to use the iRoamly travel eSIM for mobile data abroad.