One of the most common ways to spare on roaming is switching to a local SIM card or eSIM in your destination country, so that you can take advantage of local rates for calls, SMS and data. Usually, ...

MobileX's eSIM service is simple to set up and connects to one of the largest 5G networks in the US for fast, reliable ...

On your next international trip, instead of swapping your physical SIM card on your phone to a local SIM, try a more ...

To use KnowRoaming, your device needs to be unlocked and eSIM compatible. Many phones made in the past four or five years ...

Needless to say, phones must support the eSIM standard. Google Fi is offering a free replacement for subscribers who wish to insert a physical SIM in their devices. Those impacted by SIM card ...

This could also be useful when traveling out of the country. Some carriers offer better international coverage than others.

An eSIM is recommended (and what people that had this issue ended up doing), but Google Fi is also letting you order — especially for older devices — a new SIM card with expedited shipping for ...

Pixel 3, Pixel 3XL: Phones bought from US or Canadian carriers other than Sprint and Google Fi do not support eSIM. Phones bought in Australia, Taiwan, and Japan also do not support eSIM.

Many of our favorite phones support more than one SIM at a time, giving you two phone networks on your phone. Some carriers ...

Boost Mobile, Mint Mobile, Visible, Xfinity Mobile, and Google Fi all support eSIM functionality and slowly many other smaller places are also getting onboard. If you’re unsure about your ...