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    What is Saily eSIM? Nord Security’s new eSIM brand.



    What is Saily eSIM? Nord Security’s new eSIM brand.

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    12 Comments

    2. @matwillis3169 on

      Hi Ken san, thank you for another useful and informative video. For our future international trips we will be using eSim's, agree with you here. After a trip to New Zealand a couple of years back i swapped my physical sim to an NZ provider one but by the time I got home I had lost my aussie Sim and had to buy a new one! Using an eSim where i reduce the chance of losing my physical sim is a step forward for someone like me! 😁

    3. @kylokev on

      Thanks for another informative video! I purposely chose to use T-Mobile in the US because it includes basic data in many countries with an optional price for high-speed data. $35 for 10 days and 5GB of data has been great for me but Saily looks like an even better option: More data for less money 🙌.

    8. @thelifeofbatteries on

      Thank you for this info Kengo san but 30gb is not enough for us so i will be using the Japan Wireless unlimited e-sim and using my phone as a hotspot. I already get EU roaming included.

    9. @kuro68000 on

      I wish I could get a Japanese phone number. Many useful websites need one.

      I wish the shinkansen booking site accepted foreign credit cards too.

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