How eSIMs Can Save You Time And Money
It’s easier than you think.
The time has come to dust off my travel shoes and head abroad once again. After a lengthy lockdown, it would be nice to spend a while in another time zone. It’s not a holiday as you might expect but a relocation. There’ll certainly be a few stops along the way and plans to go exploring once I settle in.
The problem I find once I leave home is staying in touch with my clients, as well as family and friends. Plus there’s the problem of keeping up with my writing schedule and engaging with my audience.
Of course, if I was really desperate, I can always use a public Wi-Fi network, but it’s unreliable and slow, especially when it’s routed through a VPN. And no … doing away with the VPN is not an option.
The most convenient solution to work on the move is to hotspot or share my cellular data across to my computer, which can be expensive. But I’m going to show you how to do it without costing a small fortune.
Minimum requirement
Now in order for any of my advice to work, you must have an unlocked GSM phone that takes a hard SIM and an eSIM (embedded SIM). Here are some of the popular dual SIM phones that are on the market:
- Apple iPhone XS, SE or newer models
