When you want to listen to some music these days you do not go out and buy a plastic CD – you download your music from the Internet.
Likewise when you want to watch a movie, you use an online service like Netflix.
Until now you, in order to get mobile service you have had to get hold of a plastic SIM card and use a tool to insert it into your phone. This is no longer the case with the arrival of phones that have eSIM chips already inside them. Instead you can purchase mobile service on this web site and download the service into your phone. However you must have a modern handset and currently this means either an iPhone XS/XR/XS Max or Google Pixel 3. In addition the latest iPads and Microsoft Surfaces are fitted with eSIMs.
This is the future!
Esim.net do a Vodafone UK esim that also works in USA so you should be able to test before travel. Source: 10 months ago
No dice, that's also what esim.net suggested. Source: 10 months ago
Looks like the esim.net does provide a UK number for your phone if you use the O2 esim. Source: 10 months ago
Better to go with Vodafone from esim.net O2 is by far the worst of the 4 UK networks. Source: 11 months ago
Ok not sure what ur on about and im asking for input from those that have used esim.net. Source: over 1 year ago
I can't speak for esim.net, but I've used Airalo. Bought esims for bunch of countries while traveling and even used Apple Pay to pay. Source: over 1 year ago
Thank you! After some googling I noticed there's somewhere called esim.net, is this a safe website? Appears to be linked with O2. Source: over 1 year ago
If you have a dual-pSIM phone, it seems like esim.me will work on two lines. It's not entirely clear but the way I interpret it, they might send you two esim.net cards, one for each slot. Source: over 1 year ago
Esim.net has UK eSIM plans with UK number. I'm not sure if the plan roams in the US. Source: over 1 year ago
Update: I switched to esim.net which runs off O2 and 3 in the UK. Does 5G and payg month to month. Ported my Voxi number over. Also bought an iPhone 14 pro (at US prices) so looks like my life goes on, and will be ready to move over since I am completely esim. Source: over 1 year ago
Http://esim.net/ works for me, means I keep my number where ever I am and can use data. Source: about 2 years ago
eSIM.net can be set to use AT&T in “Network Settings” by turning off Automatic and choosing AT&T. Source: over 2 years ago
You may be right about latency. I am currently using esim.net, which is based in Great Britain, and the latency is approximately 300ms. Esim.net is another obscure service provider that offers a $10/gb plan that lasts 3 months. Data rolls over. Source: over 2 years ago
Airalo, Dent wireless, esim.net, and Truphone are examples of global eSIM providers you can check out. You can purchase and download your eSIM before leaving the US. Depending on the type of eSIM, you may even activate it before traveling out of the US. Source: almost 3 years ago
I'm self employed/freelance and use my personal phone, then an esim.net plan for the 'business line'. Can disable it at the end of the day too so no pestering after hours. Source: almost 3 years ago
eSIM.net sells +44 UK numbers for $10 every 90 days. Autopay is available. This version is likely numbers from exchanges in the Crown dependencies. Source: about 3 years ago
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