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Welcome, I'm filming you as a Honor 20e and today I'll show you how you can insert SIM
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and SD card into this phone. Now for this you will need a SIM eject tool, as I have one right over here, which can be
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found in the box where the phone came in. And additionally if you can't find it, you can just use a paper clip, stick it in one
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of the ends and it should work just as well. So anyway, let's pop out the tray which looks to be located on the top side of the device
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So right over here, you can see where the pin is holding. Now there is two insert pins as you probably can see
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There is one that is part of the actual tray, you can kind of see it right here
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And then there is this pin right here, this is a microphone. Now nothing really happens if you try to poke it in there, but still make sure that you
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use the one that is the correct eject pin, which is the one that is closer to the corner
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of the phone. So once you push it in, you can see that the tray pops out
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And from here once you take it out you have space for either two different SIM cards or one SIM and one SD card
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If you're planning to use two SIM cards, you won't be able to use obviously the SD card, because you will place that SIM sideways on the SD tray, like this
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If you're planning to use one of each, you can just move it over and then pop that SD
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card in place right here as well, and insert it back into the device
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Now when you're inserting it, make sure that the cards don't pop out, they sometimes tend
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to do that. Nothing is holding them in place, so just be careful
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And once you pop it in, there's a couple of things that will happen. For me, number one is the pin for the SIM card, so let me just quickly confirm it
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And number two is the atrocious Huawei design to automatically change the language of your
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system on the Android. Completely disregarding the options that you have chosen throughout the setup process
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and have used for X amount of time. It basically shows you a middle finger and tells you deal with it now
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So if you're like me and you prefer English, and you use a SIM card from the country that
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you live in, which isn't any country that actually speaks English, then you're right
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now getting screwed by Huawei by it changing the language to, in my example, Polish
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So there's also an alternative that you might not actually speak the language of the country
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that you're right now in, which I do understand sometimes happens. So for the people that have no idea about the language that your device is right now
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in, to change it, it's quite easy. You don't need to actually read it at the moment, I can just kind of show you how to
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change it, but it's just icons and positions. So number one, you want to navigate into the settings, which is the gear icon right over here
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That's kind of how it looks like. Once you tap on it, scroll all the way down to the last option, right over here
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And from here, you want to select fourth option from the top. So one, two, three, four, right over here, which is language and whatever
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And then we have first option, language and region. And all you need to do is select add language, which is the text, the blue text right here
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below the actual first thing that is language. So click on this option right here
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And add the language that you had added before, but what we decided, nah, F you, we're changing it
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Obviously, you want to select the change button, which is the one on the right side, and it
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will automatically set it up as default, as you can see. Adding redundant steps to the process of inserting a SIM card for everybody that has a SIM card
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with a different language on it. So yeah, great job, Huawei. So anyway, that is basically how you would insert a SIM card into this device and also
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deal with the stupidity of the language change. Yeah, if you found this video helpful, don't forget to hit that like button, subscribe
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and thanks for watching
