How to travel with a SIM card or eSIM?

[Mavian]

Guys, who uses eSIM in the US? I'm going there and want to know if it's convenient and which operators are better to pay attention to?Who has already tried it? How reliable is it for travel?

[Benjemin]

Hi! In the US, eSIM is a great option because you can choose your carrier without buying a new SIM. Many people prefer larger networks for better coverage. I recommend ohayu.com (https://ohayu.com/) - it has information on choosing carriers and setting up an eSIM for the US. Very convenient for your first trip!

[Mavian]

Thanks so much for the tip! I really appreciate the tip about using eSIM with larger networks for better coverage in the US. I'll check out Ohayu for a guide on setting it up and choosing the right carrier - that sounds really helpful for my first trip! Thanks again!

[larissaslope]

eSIM is more secure than a physical SIM because it can't be removed if your iPhone is lost or stolen.


With eSIM, you don't need to obtain, carry, and swap physical SIM cards (which can also be lost), or wait for them to arrive by mail.


You can have two eSIMs active on supported iPhone models at the same time. This could, for example, include one eSIM for your home and another eSIM for the place you're visiting.


You can swap which of your stored eSIMs are active simply by changing your selections in Settings. This might be helpful if you travel regularly to the same places. slope game (https://slopegameio.io)