The annoying thing about this is that it really depends on your location. I heard wonderful things about Mint so I tried it out a while back. It was awful. But

The annoying thing about this is that it really depends on your location. I heard wonderful things about Mint so I tried it out a while back. It was awful. But I live in NYC and (my working theory is) data prioritization matters somewhere this dense. Mint traffic gets lower priority than T-Mobile proper so I was getting an awful experience. But if you live elsewhere your experience might be totally different. If you live in a different NYC borough to me your experience might be totally different! A lot of MVNOs offer eSIMs at least. An easy way to do a test drive.