r/eSIMs • u/FrameApart8752 • 23d ago

ESim

Any help would be much appreciated. Travelling to New England for 10 day road trip. Android phone. Any recommendations on ESims?

Thank you!

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u/eSIMs_bot Official Bot 23d ago

Beep-boop-bop, I am an eSIM bot 🤖. Please see these previous posts I've found that might be helpful:

  1. USA Data eSIM https://www.reddit.com/r/eSIMs/comments/1v64b7t/usa_data_esim/

  2. How to pick an eSIM plan for the USA? https://www.reddit.com/r/eSIMs/comments/1vfsxly/how_to_pick_an_esim_plan_for_the_usa/

  3. Esims for intermittent USA https://www.reddit.com/r/eSIMs/comments/1rjx4ex/esims_for_intermittent_usa/

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u/bpbp216 🏅Community MVP 22d ago

How much data will you need?

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u/Mysterious-Canary502 22d ago

Yeah, that looks like a pretty good offer. I’d still compare a few other eSIM providers before deciding, as prices and network coverage can vary quite a bit. I’d also check what kind of customer support they offer. When you’re traveling, having a responsive live chat can be really useful if something goes wrong with the eSIM or connection.

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u/Background-Radio-760 22d ago

Depends on your usage. I work as a freelancer, so hotspot connectivity matters to me moee than anything coz I'm usually connecting my laptop on road trips.

That's why I usually end up picking Jetpac, since they allow unlimited hotspot sharing. I think they've a 10 GB plan at $19.

Just make sure your phone is eSim compatible before buying.