Did You Know Your Phone Probably Doesn’t Need a SIM Card?

An eSIM can save you money and help you avoid dreaded roaming charges. Here, we’ll explain what eSIMs are and why they’re so handy for travel.

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What is an eSIM?

An eSIM stands for embedded SIM (subscriber identity module). It’s a digital version of a traditional SIM card that does everything a physical SIM card would do — but uses a built-in eSIM chip on your device instead. eSIMs are available on smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, and even some cars!

They’re great for using several network operators and up to two phone numbers at the same time — and an excellent short-term solution for travel.

How does an eSIM work?

An eSIM uses a built-in chip and preinstalled software on your device to do what a traditional SIM would — connect you to a network, enable calls, and provide mobile data.

To start using an eSIM, you’ll need to buy a data plan online and activate it on your device. You can skip the hassle of swapping out a SIM card — eSIMs are programmed remotely.

Benefits of eSIM

• Convenience: Easily switch between network operators without needing to physically change SIM cards.
• Travel: Avoid roaming charges by using local eSIM plans when traveling.
• Flexibility: Manage multiple numbers and plans on one device.

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