All International Travel eSIM Apps Reviewed! 2022

In this video, I compare eight of the most popular international eSIM apps found on the App Store to determine which are the best.

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[darrenfeelgreat]

2 things: 1. I can’t believe this video doesn’t have millions of views. 2. Dent is fascinating. Total paradigm shifter. Thank you for all the work you put into this video!!

[IamIsAllThereIs]

Thanks SOOOO much! This was a lifesaver and you are very relaxing to listen to and watch. 💫Fantastic job.💫
I am going with Airalo to go with my Mint Mobile plan. I read one of the comments below and boy, does that help!

[CR-mxtj]

You literally had the best video out of all the ones I watched. Thank you for quick, thorough, & straight to the point info.

[izcab]

Impressive review. As a US based flight attendant I can tell you the struggles with service is real. I had T-Mobile and it was too slow or it would grind to a halt. Then, I had Google Fi and it was too expensive including domestically. Then, I combined Mint with Airalo and that hit the sweet spot. But now I will check out Dent since I’m in Europe about once a week. It will be a treat not to activate every month. With Mint the international data is expensive so I turn off the roaming and activate Airalo. Mint is the perfect marriage with one of these services as I get all the global advantages for less than 25 bucks a month.

[shirokuro]

What a useful video, thank you! since Apple announced only eSIM and no physical SIM slot on the US iPhone 14 models, I expect videos like yours will be getting more interest!

[karenalee]

You are the best Mike! You just saved us so much research time and money! So grateful! Will be using Airlo for our trip to Southeast Asia! Half the price of other companies and may not have even known about this company before watching your video. Thank you so much!

[srirachahero]

This is the video I was looking for!! Thank you, Mr. Vance. I'm heading to Europe (Western Europe) and while i won't be using an iPhone 14 i wanted to test the eSIM on my iPhone 13.

I went with Airalo myself but your commentary on Dent is very interesting! I like how they allow us to sell data back. That's innovative 🙂

Thank you so much for this information.

Apple should reach out to you, man. They only made a brief mention of eSIM availability for international travel, but your video is what we needed. Also love your straightforward, no-frills review style - it was like you were telling me what worked for you over a beer at a local bar (or coffee shop, if that's your jam).

[kellyt]

After almost an hour on the internet reading tons of useless articles, decided to check YouTube...and wow...what a great video! To the point and covered everything I wanted to know. If you haven't already, definitely do a short summary video for TikTok!

[GT-hoco]

I’ve always used Airalo and found it simple and reliable. Good video though and interesting to see how other companies compare.

[Expertslaunch]

I've come across Airalo by chance when traveling from Algiers to Istanbul and decided to go forward with it before my flight, paid like $18 for 10GB and can't recommend it enough, very satisfied with them!

[CatherineWesterberg]

Wow! I learned a lot from this video. Thanks for taking the time to compare and share.

[sandymceachan]

Top video presentation. Straight talk and real information without the extra fluff. Thanks Mike.

[THEEnfantTerrible]

You are a scholar and a gentleman. Thank you so much for this video. You likely saved me tons of money and hassle over trying to use AT&T international plan.

[ramiahmed]

Thanks a lot
This is really helpful video
I went to Barcelona, ibiza and Amsterdam last month and I used Airalo, it works very well

[Heworldwide]

Avid traveler here, thanks for this.. I only heard of Airlo but dent seems amazing!

[FrauFleur]

Thank you for this quick rundown of options. I’m just now looking into “how do I get my phone to work in European countries” 😂. Glad to know there are apps that provide you with eSIMs and that the Apple site’s option wasn’t the only one.

[RB-xdrb]

I normally just buy physical SIM card at my destination but this video opened my eyes! Thanks, Mike!

[hooooliee]

Cool! I used airalo on my last trip to Europe, but this is great info about different options. Thanks for doing the leg work!

[lanternainternational]

Thank you so much Michael from Spain. What a great an useful video for people who travel around the globe.

[markeissler]

One thing to keep in mind or be aware of is that for the most part none of these eSIM providers include voice or SMS, they are purely data. Which is a problem if you need to make or receive a phone call when abroad. Also, the data on these eSIMs might be routed in strange ways which can cause other problems. On a recent trip to Canada I used Airalo and data was routed through Poland which caused significant problems trying to access or login to certain websites which blocked traffic from Europe most likely because of GDPR (in that some US sites may choose to just outright block traffic instead of working to comply with GDPR regulations) or they may block traffic from suspicious organizations.