Choose the task that matches your model: regional SIM handling, intake without tray engraving, replacement records or preventing an incorrect asset merge.
2023
5G smartphone
Samsung Galaxy A14 5G
For the Philippines SM-A146PDRHPHL example, Samsung documents two physical SIM positions alongside a separate microSD position. That matters when the same importer also handles an A54 hybrid tray: the exclusion rule must not leak onto this A14.
Worked check: Accept two SIM rows while a memory card is present
Read Samsung Galaxy A14 5G guide →
2023
5G smartphone
Samsung Galaxy A54 5G
Two official A54 5G sources describe materially different configurations: a Philippines hybrid tray and a US Cellular eSIM-plus-physical-SIM specification. A single model-name rule would erase that difference.
Worked check: Route capabilities by SKU before checking slot conflicts
Read Samsung Galaxy A54 5G guide →
2023
5G smartphone
Samsung Galaxy S23
Samsung’s Spain S23 specification lists a second physical SIM or embedded SIM as alternatives. An inventory schema should separate hardware capability from the selected subscription arrangement, while keeping the base S23 name intact.
Worked check: Do not turn SIM alternatives into three active slots
Read Samsung Galaxy S23 guide →
2023
5G smartphone
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
A repeated IMEI-shaped value must not cause an importer to overwrite a base S23 with an Ultra catalog record. The Ultra’s integrated S Pen makes the error visible: an accessory relationship would otherwise move to the wrong asset.
Worked check: Quarantine a duplicate instead of upgrading the model
Read Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra guide →
2023
5G foldable
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5
The Flip5 has a main and cover display, but those components do not represent two phones. An inventory that stores screen or folded-state records should retain one asset and keep its SIM identifiers independent of the visible display.
Worked check: Update fold state without creating another phone
Read Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5 guide →