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I've now bought and used 30-40 eSIMs in various countries and some are better than others. But by far, Airhub is the WORST. Did not work at all in some countries that were advertised (Canada/Monaco) and customer support was a bang-your-head against-a-wall situation.
NEVER AGAIN.
SIX, SEVEN STARS, EVEN MORE. I HAVE NEVER HAD AN ESIM THAT WORKED EVERYWHERE AND ESPECIALLY IN MONACO SO STABLE AND WITH 5G SPEED.
In Nice all was OK as we have 3 eSIMs for the whole family and we got connected immediately. When we entered Monaco all the issues started. Coverage is not good at all and the service is provided intermittently. Let me describe it - the same happens when you are on a WiFi at home and you leave your home and lose your coverage. This is what is happening all the time. Also in Country Club Monaco no coverage at all and this is a part of France, not Monaco. It is impossible to use it so we all switched to Orange provider in Monaco with Holiday package for 44EUR each.
Avoid this provider at all cost as you will be unnerved as my whole family was by using them!
We have more than 60 providers and more than 700 prepaid data plans available in Monaco. With such a wide variety of options, travelers can easily find an eSIM that suits their needs.
Unlimited data eSIM options are available for Monaco from several providers. Truely offers unlimited plans lasting between one and thirty days, priced from $5.52 to $74.93. Yesim provides a 1‑day unlimited plan at $22.27, and esimzon offers a 15‑day unlimited plan for $40.00. All three plans may experience speed throttling, so users should consider potential reductions in data speed when selecting a plan.
Monaco's primary Mobile Network Operator (MNO) is:
Additionally, Monaco has Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) that lease access from major carriers to offer mobile services. For example, Digtel Monaco operates as an MVNO, utilizing Monaco Telecom's infrastructure to provide mobile services. However, most travel eSIMs rely on MNO infrastructure, not MVNOs.
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