Scale a month in Japan up linearly and the number gets ugly fast. Japan Wireless puts a 14-day trip for an average tourist at 21 to 28 GB. Double it for thirty days and you're staring at 45 to 60 GB. Next to that, a 20 GB plan looks like a joke.
Aylin Demir
One thing up front, because the headline reads wrong otherwise: we haven't tested anything in Morocco ourselves. Travelers did. Search for an eSIM Morocco review hoping for a real field report and you'll almost certainly land on a price table instead. So this piece collects what people wrote in...
Lena Reinhardt
Just after seven in the morning, the queue at the border hut hasn't moved in twenty minutes, and there's nothing to do but look at your screen. A Balkan road trip is, to a surprising degree, made of waiting. Waiting for the stamp. For the Green Card insurance paper. For the camper van ahead of...
Aylin Demir
Six countries in six months, and one question keeps coming back: does a single eSIM for multiple countries actually cover the whole route? Usually not. Two weeks away means you buy once, activate once, done. Three to twelve months on the road means managing a stack of profiles and switching every...
Aylin Demir
Day two in Lisbon, and your phone is in the back of a taxi that isn't coming back. Annoying either way. But with a physical SIM card it costs you an afternoon: buy a cheap handset, move the card across, done. With an eSIM, the data plan you already paid for is in that taxi too. There's nothing to...
Jonas Brügger
Roaming charges in the USA can differ by roughly a factor of three for exactly the same amount of data. Nobody here flew to New York to find that out. We pulled the published tariffs from Vodafone, O2 and four eSIM providers, laid them side by side, and priced a single scenario end to end: 14...
Lena Reinhardt
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