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I used Jetpac eSIM in Bali. It worked perfectly, but outside of Bali, the network speed decreased significantly. Otherwise, the experience was smooth. If you plan your trip outside of Bali for most of the time, then you should consider something else.

3rd class experience. The calling option never worked. Reached out to customer care and they had no idea about the plan purchased here. Save your money and buy something else.

I was looking for a 5GB x 15 days Viettel SIM and most websites said this package was "soldout". ChillaxSIM had it in stock but the site looked kind of sketchy. The price was low enough to give it a try and it worked great! I added the eSIM from the QR code when I was still in the states with WiFi. While it appeared on my service list it wouldn't activate. As soon as I landed in Vietnam, activation completed and the service worked perfectly (no WiFi needed). I had service in all areas we visited, even rather remote. Compared to some of my travel partners who paid per day as much as my 15 day package was, I highly recommend!

I bought unlimited for one day. Throttling speed was so obvious, can't go above 200 kb/s. Regardless of advertising 5g, esim connected on LTE network.
Complete waste of money.

Overall it was a pleasant experience. Purchase and setup was quick and easy. Will use again if needing a short term Esim for travel.

Their eSIM works on the 3 (Tri) network, which isn’t as strong as TSEL but offered mostly decent coverage. Speeds were solid, with latency under 100ms (better than I expected). Not much to complain about. Can recommend.

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.

In terms of speed it wasn’t particularly fast or slow, just average. The connection was mostly through SIMBA, but in some locations it switched to StarHub. The biggest drawback was that, since it was roaming via Hong Kong, I couldn’t use ChatGPT.

The sim worked fine, but be aware that Yoho count their days as 00:00-23:59, so if you buy a sim in the afternoon or evening, the last few hours of that purchase day will count as 1 day. I was cut off nearly a full day early because I bought it in the evening.

Supera link functioned perfectly for me in Singapore when i visited last march, providing 5G coverage across the whole city on the local du network
But when visiting smaller island nations, you might find that the local networks have limitations. It's worth thinking about how internet access is provided to these little islands

It seems the roaming provider has changed from Singtel to KPN. As a result, data now routes through the Netherlands, thus higher latency than before (200+ms). It connects to Smart network. There were several occasions when the signal dropped to "E" (Edge), and data could not be used. This might be due to local coverage issues. The latency is still manageable, but the occasional loss of connectivity is a bit inconvenient. I wouldn't recommend it.

Worked great 95% of the time. Speeds were 100+mbps in most areas in all the countries I visited. Ping was around 60-200ms.
Two downsides:
1. ChatGPT or apps blocked in Hongkong do not work anymore without VPN
2. In very crowded places internet would slow down a lot

At first there were problems with activation, it took several hours.
I used eSIM for 2 weeks. Internet works only in the center of large cities, on the outskirts and in small towns the connection completely disappears, or is very, very slow. Support does not respond.

The speeds are decent, but the IP is from Hong Kong so the latency is quite high. And most importantly, ChatGPT cannot be used unfortunately.

Does not work on my unlocked Pixel phone. Support couldn't give me any answer. Ended up buying from Bytesim and that worked instantly.

The QR code didn't work and after a few emails they issued a new code. After enabling the card and used for a few hours, it got disabled. Every time the support would ask for a lot of useless information.

Fraud, payment was accepted but eSIM was not shown. They wrote in the support chat that they sent it to the email address (where the receipt was received), and after a while stopped replying

Easy to use, decent speeds (not particularly fast but not frustratingly slow either). But this eSIM uses roaming via Hong Kong, so I wasn't able to use ChatGPT which was a bummer.

I used it only for a few days, but it worked without any issues. The signal was consistently available, and I was able to use Personal Hotspot to share data with my laptop, which was really convenient. However, the price is definitely not on the cheap side. Without the promo code discount, it wouldn't have been my first choice.

Used Jetpac eSIM for my trip to Bali because it was pretty good price during a sale.
Although the IP address was from the US, the internet breakout was in Singapore.
I wouldn't say the connection quality was exceptionally good, but it was decent enough without any major inconveniences, so it certainly passed the test.
While in Bali, it connected to Tri (3) network, and the signal was generally fine. If the price is more or less the same or cheaper, I might consider using it again for my next trip.

Bought their 10GB plan for Malaysia. It worked way better than my expectation in Kuala Lumpur. The speeds were sufficient and the latency was around 40ms.
At least in cities, this seems to be one of the best options in terms of both price and performance.

Worked flawlessly, you just have to use the qr code from the email to set it up, the automatic app activation did not work (android). Their support on whatsapp was also fast and helpful

Connection quality was not specified. It's changing between 3g and LTE. Registration process is a bit clumsy and you don't get your esim instantly.

I bought an Airhub eSim through this site, the payment was done immediately and I got a receipt to my mail but they didn't send me the eSIM details nor the QR code and said that I need to pay for the sim. After many emails still didn't get the esim. DON'T BUY AIRHUB ESIM.
Its a scam.

Bought their 50GB 10 Days eSIM package, and it worked great in Bangkok. Low latency, high speed on dtac 5G. Tethering supported.
Also, eSIMX is one of the easiest to buy eSIMs from. No account needed.

Mobile internet worked fine with the dtac network, mostly on 5G in Phuket. But unfortunately, tethering stopped working after two days. Also, the SMS I received after inquiring about my data usage was unclear about how much data I had left. It simply mentioned “max internet speed” without specifying the 50GB limit or my current usage.
I bought similar dtac eSIM products from other providers in my past trips and tethering worked just fine with them.

Sim Card worked fine initially, however after a few days, the sim stopped working. Airhub provided replacements that lasted again a few days

We went on a round-trip in Bali. Installation of the eSim was easy and network coverage and speed were excellent everywhere

Update from previous rating...
Customer support slowly but finally responded: full refund as store credit - valid for one year. Thus, not feeling so bad with the purchase.

Bad! Bad! Bad!
1. At the capital, on street open sky, connection down speed is in single digit Mbs, upload in hundreds kbs.
2. Going out on highway and attraction areas: just like 2G - if there is connection.
3. Sending emails to support, for 2 full days: no response.
4. Bought a 20Gb/60 days eSim: asked for partial refund of remaining dara: silent so far.
Don't be fool, like me, for the low price.
Actually i bought a package at a local viettel store: better connection and cheaper for 60 days.

Attention, a payment gateway fee will be charged in addition to the displayed price, but the amount will not be displayed anywhere when paying by credit card! This is illegal, it is not allowed to charge more than indicated and you can therefore request a charge back from the credit card company. In my case, the surcharge was 38%! The app is also terrible, you can't see how much data volume is left. Avoid this dubious company!

I bought their Asia 5 Countries eSIM to use in Singapore but had problems activating it. The eSIM installed and connected to the network but wouldn't activate and provide data. I wasn't able to get any support as there's only a chat bot. Having to pursue a refund through PayPal.

The carrier is Vietnammobile. I knew it's not the best one but I didn't expect the reception is that bad. I used in Da Nang. It's not very stable and fast. May not load fast in some areas. When you are going to some remote area / on a ride, it might not get any signal at all. Comparing to my friends using Viettel, they're completely fine at all time.

I used Jetpac’s eSIM while traveling in Thailand, and it worked better than I expected. In Bangkok, it connected to TRUE-H 5G most of the time, occasionally dropping to 4G, but coverage was solid throughout the city. When I headed up to Udon Thani province, it automatically switched to AIS.
Speeds were great, especially download speeds over 100 Mbps. Roaming via Singapore with about 40ms latency, which is quite decent for travel eSIMs. Overall, I’m pretty satisfied with the experience.
Would've been even better if it came with a local number for calls and sms.

It's likely the best travel eSIM available in Laos as of this writing. This Unitel-provided local eSIM comes with a Laos phone number (+856), allowing you to receive calls and SMS (though sending is not available). No eKYC needed.
The speeds are satisfactory, with some 5G coverage in Vientiane, and latency is fantastic as it's not a roaming product. Tethering is supported as well. Coverage in Vientiane area was good, but be sure to do your own research if you plan to travel to the countryside. Overall, it's definitely a good value for money.

In Hanoi and Da Nang city areas, the connection was slow and occasionally cut off, but I managed to use it somehow. However, around the Naman Retreat Hotel, it was almost unusable. In the end, I had to ask the hotel staff to guide me to a store where I could buy a local SIM card for travelers.
I purchased 10GB for 7 days, but I didn't even use 1GB.

The setup was fast and smooth and the eSIM worked from the moment I landed in Fiji.
The issue I have is that it was constantly limited to 3G speeds. Even then, although the cellular signal was at full strength, web pages would take aaaaaaages to load or sometimes not load at all.
I reached out to their support team, but it seems the service is limited because it is an eSIM. My mother purchased a physical SIM card from the same local telco that I was using (Digicel) and she got a much better deal (165GBs) with fast LTE speeds at about the same price that I paid for 5GB at 3G speeds.
I understand that the infrastructure here is limited and eSIMs might be a newer technology that needs time to be developed; but I would have appreciated a heads-up when I was purchasing the eSIM so I would’ve at least known I’d only get 3G speeds.
My two cents - if you can wait to buy an eSIM at the airport when you land, please do. They have much better data bundles for tourists.
Approximately 90 travel eSIM brands are available in Southeast Asia, with over 3000 prepaid data plans, giving travelers a wide variety of options to choose from.
Unlimited data eSIM options are available for travelers in Southeast Asia. Providers such as Firsty, Billion Connect, abesteSIM, MicroEsim, Roamify, Truely, Yoho Mobile, Yesim and FairPlay each offer plans with no data cap, although several list potential speed throttling. Firsty caps its speed at 256 kbps, and abesteSIM and Yoho Mobile impose a 5 Mbps limit; the remaining plans may throttle speed without a set cap. Prices for unlimited data across these vendors range from as low as $0.00 up to $247.32 USD, depending on the provider and the validity period chosen. This range gives travelers flexibility to pick a plan that meets their usage needs while keeping cost reasonable.
Yes, travel eSIMs that provide a phone number and SMS capability for Southeast Asia are available. Two operators in the dataset offer such plans: GlobaleSIM and Roamify. Each plan includes a phone number with a foreign dialing code (either +1, which is the United States code, or +33, the French code), so the number is not local to Southeast Asia. Voice services are available inbound and outbound on all plans, and SMS is inbound on all plans, while some Roamify offers also support outbound SMS. Prices start around $4 for a 1GB 7‑day plan, and validity periods range from 7 days to 365 days.
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