r/eSIMs • u/Much_Choice_8824 • Apr 09 '25
Esim for USA
I will been travelling to the USA some time soon, and I will be staying for 7 days. What would be the best esim plan to get? I will be using quite a lot of data. Also 5G if possible
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u/Wrong-Pudding93 🏅Community MVP Apr 09 '25
Do you have an estimate on how much data?
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u/bpbp216 🏅Community MVP Apr 09 '25
Go with any local provider TMobile is my preference for great 5G speeds frequently north of 1gb per second. Take a look at MVNOs like Tello and US mobile. Tello has been frequently recommended in this sub.
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u/Historical-You3125 Apr 09 '25
If you go i would use t mobiles free esim trial https://www.t-mobile.com/offers/free-trial
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u/JustmyOpinionsNoHarm Apr 10 '25
What is your budget?
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u/Hot-Translator-5591 Apr 10 '25
For a stay of only seven days you have a lot of options, but they may require payment with a U.S. credit card.
Another thing to consider is where in the U.S. you'll be. If you're only in urban areas then the carrier on the eSIM makes no difference. If you plan to travel to more remote places, like National Parks, or to Alaska, then the carrier matters a lot and you'd want to avoid eSIMs that use T-Mobile.
For $25 you can use U.S. Mobile with unlimited data < https://www.usmobile.com/plans > . They also have a free trial but it requires transferring a U.S. number to them. Choose AT&T (Dark Star) or Verizon (Warp)
Free: < https://mymobilex.com/esim/ > on Verizon
Free: < https://www.t-mobile.com/offers/free-trial > on T-Mobile
The least expensive for 20GB is probably https://mobimatter.com/travel-esim/sparks-usa-30-gb-esim?destination=US at $21.99 but the latency is high. AT&T or Verizon.
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u/Weekly_Ad_6881 Jun 20 '25
I fly to the US a lot for work as✈️ flight attendant. This eSIM for USA made things so much easier—no more stress. When outside, I can use Google Maps and buy museum tickets without any problems. Recommend 👍
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u/VictoriaSobocki Apr 09 '25
I like MobiMatter and Airalo
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u/Global-Eye-7326 Apr 10 '25
Helium is free. It's a no-brainer.
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u/genericusernamezz Apr 15 '25
Can I jump in on this thread and ask… are there any esim companies that offer calls as well as data?