ESIM

cbtengr · 03-12-2023, 15:45

Am headed to Europe soon for 3 weeks. Have any of you had any experience with ESIM's and could possibly make a recommendation as to a reliable carrier? Thank you.

pyreaux · 03-12-2023, 18:44

When we looked at it, for the headache and cost it was easier to pay to open up euro coverage with our existing carrier (AT&T).

If nothing good comes up here reddit is usually a good source for this kind of thing. Just searching your esim and area with reddit at the end is usually enough to access food info without signing up.

JJ_BPK · 03-13-2023, 06:45

I haven't been over to the Kids lately. When we did go I found Orange Card pay-as-you-go covered what I needed. This was UK, Scotland, & Italy.

Most all accommodations now have WIFI. You can move photos & vid clips off your phone and post with a laptop or in our case Ipad. The Ipad was also better for web browsing, email, & work.

Good Luck, and have fun

Badger52 · 03-13-2023, 07:57

I have it on good authority the backbrief should be great.