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Pre-installed Nomad eSIM on a 10GB/30day plan. Activation at the Guangzhou airport after a 15 hr flight was bit challenging. I used the combination of Airport Wi-Fi & Firsty Tier 1 Free Basic to bootstrap start Nomad. Provisioning and activatin took less than 5 minutes max. Nomad has implied VPN features, so to really use the cellular connection service provided by partner China Telecom, under Settings I disabled wi-fi in my iPhone 16 and primary SIM. I was able to access 90% of my Apps (normally blocked: YT, FB, WhatsApp, Outlook emails, Gmails, etc.). Some locations even with signals at 4-bars, both eSIMs appeared not working, that is the network connection issues and not the eSIM's fault. Overall very satisfied with Nomad (paid) DL upto 90Mbs and Firsty (free) 230Kbs as backup.

Easy to purchase and setup, had a full day layover in Shanghai and I got the 1GB 1 Day plan, speeds were very good and had no troubles connecting and using the data

Agree to the review below,
They are not providing 5G as advertised and even 4G is extremely slow in my speed test. Also they do not acknowledge their own terms of service for refunds, talking to customer service is useless. Do not get.

Great service and inexpensive; you can switch providers by selecting the network option on your phone if one network has poor reception. I used for usa and japan, great

Everything went very comfortable. eSIM was added to phone and the internet started working immediately. A huge plus is that all international services work without a VPN.

Bought unlimited 5g from billionconnect. I was reaching to support every 20 minutes to reset my network.Turns out the unlimited is just 1gb.You can't find this detail anywhere... And you can't get your money back.Very dissapointed.

I buy and use eSIM all the time and this was the WORST vendor/eSIM service. eSIM did not even work from the start, and no response from the vendor. eSIMDB should delist this vendor from the website.

It's a little annoying having to submit passport for authentication but speed and latency is good. Also customer service is easy to reach by Whatsapp and really responsive and knowledgeable.

Doesn't have a local internet breakout like it says in the page, it uses Hong Kong operator and the lag is as bad as with the other sims that are 1/6 the price, so save your money

Avoid. In order to buy their product (the link through eSIMDB is invalid) you must register (to buy) through either thru 1) phone number 2) Google (social sign-on) or Apple.
Their rates are extremely low and basically too good to be true. I wasn't able to reach support. Avoid.

The connectivity is so-so. Network carrier is SoftBank and it reconnects from time to time. Not very satisfied with the stability and channeling through HK. But it’s cheap price.

Had absolutely no issues, purchased an extra eSIM which we never needed and support was helpful enough for refund, thumbs up from me!

Pretty poor experience. 5G promised but actually 4G only. Talked to their customer service. Guess what? They say it varies by area and operator

The first time I used an international eSIM from this website with this company, I had no problems at all. I generally got 5G, and I was even in small towns in Japan—I honestly didn’t expect it to work that well.
I highly recommend it. To avoid any issues, and since it was 20GB, I disabled several apps so they wouldn’t use data in the background. By the way, I was also sharing it with my wife.
Everything was perfect.

I ordered a 3 day unlimited package which didn't work. Requested for a refund twice and was promised I'd get it in a few days. I still haven't been refunded for almost a month now.👎

eSIM i ordered was not what I expected. Support was fast in answering and helpfull. In the end they give me a refund.
Can't say anything about internet speed or anything, but will use them again for their support team

Not that fast but okay-ish speeds in Japan on the KDDI (au) network. However, the biggest drawback is that this eSIM routes through Hong Kong (HK IP address), so ChatGPT doesn’t work which is a real shame.

I used the Global eSIM 1GB with a coupon for use within Japan.
It worked very smoothly.
When I went to Hakone where the signal tends to be weak, it stayed connected by switching between SoftBank and KDDI depending on the location.
I think it’s good to keep one as a backup in case of network outages.
The IP address will be from overseas so be careful with Japan-only services.

I tried ordering the FREE plan and set it up on my iPhone SE2.
At first, the eSIM activation stayed in “processing on the server” status for about 10 minutes without any response, so I just left it for a while until it finally completed.
After that, the phone stayed out of service and couldn’t connect to the network for over an hour. I had almost given up, but eventually, it just started working on its own.
In terms of speed, there were no issues.
While using the service, I kept checking the data usage on the website, but after reaching 0.01GB, the connection stopped working completely. I thought maybe the usage display was just delayed, but even the next day, it hadn’t updated. It felt like I had used more data than what was shown, so the website’s usage display doesn’t seem very reliable.

Connectivity and speeds were spotty in Osaka and Kyoto. eSIM did NOT support hotspot sharing. Would not buy an eSIM from this provider again.

Their support was top notch, the process overall is pretty easy and the internet was very quick

This was my first time downloading an e-SIM. I used an iPhone 15 and everything was very simple. I didn't use the calls, just the data plan, 5GB for 10 days in Australia for $6, and it worked great. The price was very reasonable, and although I didn't check the remaining data, I can say that it was enough for me.

I’ve used Billion Connect for multiple eSims abroad now, and I’ve found them great every time. Their customer service responds pretty quickly to any issues, and the sims are cheap and work well. Be aware the sims are mostly based in Hong Kong so if you’re geographically far from there the latency might be a little high, and you may need a VPN for things like TikTok to work, but I’ve had very few issues.

Do not buy the Clearance esim. It's not mentioned on the website, but it's routed through Hong Kong. The connection is very bad and 5G seems capped at slow speeds. I had issues keeping a consistent connection and ended up buying a MobiMatter esim that has worked flawlessly.

The product claimed to support multiple carriers, so I decided to try out the "eSIM, 3GB, 30 Days, Japan" for use in Japan.
It seems the APN "vmobile.jp" (iij) can be used, but... is this really multi-carrier?

Beware: 1) No call/text available in South Korea. 2) Routed via HK so not the best service due to latency, but the same as most competitors in SK for eSIM. 3) Weird discrepancy on their website about price in USD vs charged amount ($1.00 USD more is charged than shown online). How do I know? I bought 3 eSIMs from Giga.Tel in South Korea, and over 10 from eSIM competitors. So far they are still the cheapest for the same 30GB and quality of service. Plus you can checkout with American Express in case of a dispute (MobiMatter does not allow Amex)

Used without issues in both Tokyo and Osaka. The latency wasn't great due to roaming connection through Singapore, but was manageable. At least it’s more convenient than eSIMs that go through Hong Kong and don’t work with services like ChatGPT. The network was au’s LTE or 5G, and signal was solid everywhere, no complaints.

I went with this esim because of the great value and because I saw a positive review (after having tried a couple esims in the past with various companies that barely worked, I'm always a bit apprehensive to try one without and positive reviews) and I just wanted to second that review - airlink worked perfectly throughout Korea (have been connected to SK network the whole 3 weeks) and when considering price per GB, I doubt there are many better options.

The internet worked perfectly everywhere – airports , even on road trips. No annoying "loading..." screens! Plus their customer chat is LEGIT. Messaged them at 1AM (jetlag lol) and replied in 2 minutes. She literally stayed on chat while I set it up, double-checked everything. Way cheaper than my phone plan back home. Never going back to regular SIM cards!

coverage was very good, easy setup at public wifi spot upon arrival. One major thing though: internet breakout is Hong Kong.
There is no instagram coverage (anymore) in Hong Kong!
If you plan to use this operator, you should be aware of this.

Sim does not work for data in Korea. They also claim 24/7 support but they haven’t been online for the last 6 hours. Avoid company, I was left without any internet access when I landed and had to scramble poor free wifi to buy a different eSIM.
They still have not refunded me going to have to file a charge back. Avoid at all costs
There are over 100 travel eSIM brands available for use in East Asia, and more than 3100 prepaid data plans. With such a large selection, travelers have a wide variety of options, making it easy to select an eSIM that fits their needs.
Unlimited data eSIM plans are offered by several providers that cover East Asia. The available providers include Billion Connect, Roamify, Truely, Yesim, Yoho Mobile and FairPlay. Every plan is unlimited for a validity period of 1 to 30 days, with FairPlay offering a minimum of 3 days. All plans operate on 5G networks and allow tethering; however, speeds may be throttled once usage thresholds are reached. Yoho Mobile specifies a fixed speed limit of 5 Mbps. Prices vary widely, ranging from as low as about $2.53 to as high as roughly $449.07 USD, giving travelers options depending on budget and desired duration.
Travel eSIM plans that provide a phone number and SMS for use in East Asia are available from GlobaleSIM, Roamify, and Earth Esim. The plans from GlobaleSIM and Roamify use the dialing code +1, which is the United States code, and they support inbound and outbound voice as well as inbound or inbound/outbound SMS. Earth Esim uses the dialing code +33, the French code, and likewise offers inbound and outbound voice and SMS. Because the dialing codes are not those of East Asian countries, the phone numbers are not local to East Asia; they can still receive calls and messages, but calls to local East Asian numbers will incur international rates.
Prices for these plans start at about $8.50 USD for a 1GB 7‑day GlobaleSIM plan and $15.00 USD for a similar Roamify plan. Larger packages, such as a 20GB 30‑day Roamify eSIM or a 20GB 30‑day GlobaleSIM, run from $35 to $67 USD. Validity periods range from 7 days up to 365 days across the available options, offering flexibility depending on travel duration. If a local East Asian phone number is required, alternative local eSIM plans would need to be considered.
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