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A small chili sauce eSIM 32000 mAh is a limit on battery packs (in SE Asia, other countries/layovers maybe lower). If yours is larger I'd consider buying one
by aaron695 3y ago
A small chili sauce
eSIM
32000 mAh is a limit on battery packs (in SE Asia, other countries/layovers maybe lower).
If yours is larger I'd consider buying one where you can remove the label and replace it with a lower number (I wouldn't have no label). They were reading labels when I last went through.
Powerstrip - with protection.
Obviously a universal power adapter and USB. You'll always be in multiple countries with layovers and stuff.
I don't get people who have luggage vs. backpack.
Bribe/emergency money, inc lower dominations.
As they hint, a VPN in case you have to do banking etc (so your IP is in your home country)
Similarly if using a burner phone log into everything once at home. And grab the local Grab (Uber) I had to APK one that was phone region locked. Know how to do this.
Water tablets/Steripen. Sometimes it's a PiTA to go buy more water. And alcohol gel, which I guess is standard for normies(vs. scared EuroTravelers) post COVID.
> A small wifi/ethernet access point. If the network is down, you build your own.
What's the best way to do this? Link to product? Can you connect something to your phone or laptop, or will that not work if you are Phone -> Laptop internet-ing