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JJP2
SMARTY Pro-coach
19-09-2023

First there was easyJet, now there is easySim for data roaming

easySim, party of the easyJet family 

 

https://www.easysim.global

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  • jassingh's avatar
    jassingh
    SMARTY Motivator
    20-09-2023

    Looks good. As always, worth shopping around first from the various outlets depending on where you're going - I compared a few different packages from them for Canada against Airalo, Nomad, Holafly (although they are unlimited) etc and the pricing here is a bit on the higher end.
    Canada, for example, 5GB/30days with easySIM is £22 but on Nomad you can get 10GB/30days for the same. 
    I don't know if there is any difference in the service/networks used though ... I guess pricing and promotions change all the time.

    • JJP2's avatar
      JJP2
      SMARTY Pro-coach
      20-09-2023

      Hi jassingh 

      Sparks eSIMs are worth a look, as their packages are valid for 45 days, not the usual 30 days. 

      https://sparks.travel/ 

      • jassingh's avatar
        jassingh
        SMARTY Motivator
        20-09-2023

        JJP2 ah interesting! Thanks for that - on quick glance the prices seem great especially for longer trips also.

  • Strandloper's avatar
    Strandloper
    SMARTY Motivator
    19-09-2023

    JJP2,

    Looks like something worth considering.  Reasonable prices too considering making calls isn't essential when travelling.

    Even covers my phone too.

    • JJP2's avatar
      JJP2
      SMARTY Pro-coach
      19-09-2023

      I think pretty much every travel eSIM provider will cover the Fairphones, even if they don’t specifically mention them.

      I fly to Prague tomorrow, via Paris, which is with easyJet, so I wonder if easySIM is mentioned on the flight or in the inflight magazine.