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Where do you travel that you need wifi? I’ve been getting SIM cards for over a decade, now even eSIMs are cheap enough for casual use.
by dzhiurgis 10mo ago
Where do you travel that you need wifi?
I’ve been getting SIM cards for over a decade, now even eSIMs are cheap enough for casual use.
- kstrauser 10mo agoI can’t put a SIM in my ereader or Switch or iPad.
- lostlogin 10mo agoChanging countries a lot reduces this option a bit. I’m sure I could find a good all Europe card, but I need my number for work calls.
- cycomanic 10mo agoIn Europe you have free roaming so it (almost?) never makes sense to get a new sim per country.
- deanc 10mo agoTo be clear. Within the EU. Not Europe.
- normie3000 10mo agoEEA, not EU. I had to check as I thought UK was also included. Seems like they left?
- vidarh 10mo agoUK is not included, but most UK mobile networks have chosen to pretend the UK hasn't to their customers, and offer similar amounts of voice and data in the EEA, so it still mostly works "one way".
- amaccuish 10mo agoI think it's the other way around? Most UK networks seem to charge charge now (the big ones anyway, EE, Vodafone etc.). At least in Germany, none of our networks do.
- systemtest 10mo agoYou have roaming but sometimes it’s less data than at home. And you can’t use it for months on end. I have multiple sims from various EU countries. When I visit I top up.
- renewiltord 10mo agoConvenient to connect all devices to one WiFi. E.g. baby camera is on same WiFi as laptop etc.