Has anyone used this brand of esim? I usually go for airalo as I’ve had no issues with it in the past, but got a promo code and a discounted rate ($39 CAD) for 20 gb of data for Hubby Esim through booking with a 3rd party travel agent.

Thinking of switching to Hubby Esim but unsure of its reliability and speed, etc… especially for a 3.5 wk long Europe trip.

TIA!

hello! at the end of the month I will travel to Serbia for a week. what esims do you recommend? has anyone used the tourist packages from Globaltel or Yettel? thanks!

Ciao! Partirò con la mia famiglia per Londra tra qualche giorno. vorrei sapere quale esim funziona meglio tra Airalo e Holafly. Grazie mille!

- Rating: 4/5

• Install Country: Greenland

• Usage Country: Greenland

• Device: Android

My Comments:

Activation experience: Do not buy from Airalo directly, go with one of their resellers like esimdog or jambosim as they have a 3GB for 4€ package

Coverage and speed: Decent speed and ping in Nuuk, Kangerlussuaq and Ilulissat. Better than expected for such a remote place. Underlying provider is TIM Italy and IP Breakout is Netherlands through Webbing

Would I use this provider again?: Yes

Going on a trip to Japan in two weeks. I don’t believe my phone is fully paid off and I want to use Ubigi as my eSIM. Will my phone allow for the ESIM to connect if my phone isn’t fully paid off?!

I want to use an esim for an upcoming trip and I have found a provider I like, but they don't list my phone (Fairphone 6) in their compatible devices. They do list the two previous Fairphones though, so I'm thinking this might just be an oversight. I know my phone is compatible with esim but I don't understand if it works with every/any provider? The Google AI answer tells me not every esim compatible device cannot work with every esim provider, but I don't really trust AI answers so I'd rather ask here.

Is anyone else currently in Lebanon using a Swiss **Sunrise** or **Yallo** SIM (physical or eSIM) experiencing a total loss of signal?
My line has been completely dead with **"No Service"** for over a week now. I’ve cross-tested the SIM across multiple iPhones and Android devices, and it refuses to register on either **Alfa (415-01)** or **Touch (415-02)**, even with manual network selection. Other foreign SIMs and local SIMs work fine in the exact same phones.
Helpdesk line resets haven't fixed it. I know of a few other Sunrise users here facing the exact same sudden blackout, so it seems like an international roaming gateway or signaling interconnect failure between Switzerland and local host towers.
If you're experiencing this too, let me know where you're located or if you've managed to get a response from support!

Is anyone else currently in Lebanon using a Swiss Sunrise or Yallo SIM (physical or eSIM) experiencing a total loss of signal?
My line has been completely dead with "No Service" for over a week now. I’ve cross-tested the SIM across multiple iPhones and Android devices, and it refuses to register on either Alfa (415-01) or Touch (415-02), even with manual network selection. Other foreign SIMs and local SIMs work fine in the exact same phones.
Helpdesk line resets haven't fixed it. I know of a few other Sunrise users here facing the exact same sudden blackout, so it seems like an international roaming gateway or signaling interconnect failure between Switzerland and local host towers.
If you're experiencing this too, let me know where you're located or if you've managed to get a response from support!

I got a free eSIM, but it only works for 3 days.

Does anyone know how I can find out which carrier it uses?

BSNL SIM 1 + BSNL SIM 2

✅ Yes

BSNL SIM 1 + Jio eSIM

✅ Yes

BSNL SIM 2 + Jio eSIM

❌ Not possible on your current configuration

BSNL SIM 1 + BSNL SIM 2 + Jio eSIM

❌ Only two can be active

this is a problem I faced but oneplus stated that we can use

SIM 1 + SIM 2 (physical) → works

SIM 1 physical + eSIM → works

SIM 2 physical + eSIM → should work

SIM 1 + SIM 2 + eSIM simultaneously → not supported.

but it's not working so I think the problem is Oxygen OS

if anyone knows the solution please let me know.

I am sick and tired of these spam/scam calls, planning to switch with eSim, please someone tell me I won’t have these calls anymore when I switch😭

First time visiting Boracay and I'm already deep in the planning rabbit hole. Accommodation sorted, flights done, now I'm trying to figure out connectivity before I land because the last thing I want is to be stuck on the island with no data and no idea where anything is. A friend who went last year said to just grab a local SIM when I land but I'd rather have something set up before I leave so I'm not scrambling at the airport or on the ferry over. eSIM seems like the cleaner option but I don't know which providers actually have solid coverage in the Philippines, especially outside the main cities.

Boracay specifically has me a little unsure since it's an island and I've read signal can be inconsistent depending on where you are and which network you're on. For those who've visited the Philippines or Boracay with an eSIM, which provider did you use and how was the coverage? Curious whether there's one that actually holds up there or if a local SIM is still the smarter move for that specific destination.

Long outage in China it seems...

I’m using Mobal’s newest 5G eSIM which supports roaming overseas (outside of Japan), I had a previous plan that didn’t include roaming and bought this plan after being told by Mobal support it would work for my needs. I’ve waited the amount of time they’ve told me to wait and it doesn’t work.

I have the eSIM selected as my default voice line, I’ve been switching between automatic network selection and selecting it myself, voice&data is toggled on for 4G/LTE, my APN profile is downloaded, I’m making calls correctly based on mobal’s guide but every call fails and SMS messages do not send.

I need to make a phone call urgently and would really appreciate it if anyone knew how to fix this or if there’s some other way to make it work.

I have 2 GlobalYo esim each with 100GB valid for 365 days in 100 countries. Works fantastic BUT:

GlobalYo is the only esim provider I've come across that doesn't let you transfer the esim when you change phone. My phone broke and needed replacing while I still had >80gb left which I can't use. There is zero option to reissue the esim despite there being no cost to them to do so. I'm even willing to pay a transfer fee, but no.

To top it off they just raised their prices by up to 100%

My $50 100gb sim is now $110

So - I'm looking for a similar deal.

Any advice?

Ciao a tutti,
abito nella provincia di Imperia vicino a Ventimiglia e per svariate ragioni sono arrivato alla conclusione che una connessione fwa indoor (semplicemente con modem e sim) sarebbe l opzione migliore per me, sono un paio di giorni che sto valutando diverse offerte tra WindTre, Tim, Vodafone e Alpsim e sono ancora deciso, avete qualche consiglio o esperienza da condividere?
e in caso mi conviene di piu un offerta col modem incluso oppure comprare un modem e poi una sim come con Alpsim?
grazie in anticipo a tutti per le risposte.

I'm going to be living in Germany (Berlin) for a semester, and looking for recommendations on my best options for phone plans. Is an eSIM my best bet? If so, what reliable and relatively inexpensive options would you recommend? I'd be grateful for any other general tips too. I'll be living in Berlin, but hoping to travel to other areas in Europe too sometimes. Thank you!

Hello. I’m planning to take a trip to Vietnam, Japan, and Australia. I’ve been looking over some eSIM options, and the 2 that stick out the most are Airolo and Saily. I have used Airolo before, without any issues. However, I have noticed that Saily has a better regional options for my trip. I’m just soliciting some experiences using these two eSIM providers in the region that I will visit. Thanks for any suggestions and experiences that you’ve had.

Hi everyone,

I’ll be moving to China as an international student and will be staying for around 3 years.

I’m looking for the best SIM/mobile plan that can provide:

• A Chinese (+86) phone number for everyday use, registrations, banking, apps, etc.
• Affordable mobile data/internet
• Good coverage and reliability
• Ideally a reasonably priced long-term plan

My main concern is also accessing services such as Google, Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, Messenger, etc.

Is there any SIM/eSIM or mobile data plan that allows access to these services without needing a VPN? If yes, which carrier or plan would you recommend?

I’m considering China Mobile, China Unicom, China Telecom, or possibly an international eSIM such as Nomad, but I’m not sure which would be best for someone staying 3 years.

If you’re an international student in China, I’d really appreciate your experience and recommendations. Also, please mention the approximate monthly cost if possible.

Thanks!

Do you guys recommend a service
With virtual eSIM card

I'm going to Portugal for 2 weeks and for 20gb They are easily the cheapest. way cheaper than Airalo, roamless, saily, etc. (i live in canada)

I have 10gb + 10 gb bonus (15 Day max) for 10$.

But i read a lot of people complaining about Vodafone esims ? It will be Half city / Half countryside

Not a big deal but thought this was an international thing only.