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I used an eSIM in Macau this time, opting for unlimited data. Although it was a bit pricey, the overall experience was incredibly smooth! Installation was quick, and the 5G signal was stable, allowing for high-speed internet access both in Zhuhai city and at tourist attractions in Macau. This eSIM card eliminates the hassle of changing SIM cards, offering excellent value for money and making it an essential item for independent travelers!

The network signal is good. Uploading videos to Facebook... the webpage gets locked and won't display properly; deleting the videos restores Facebook's functionality. Some apps occasionally won't open, such as Shopee... I couldn't view the webpage when trying to check order information. Sending multiple photos to friends and family on Line sometimes fails, but re-uploading fixes it. The network speed is fairly fast. Overall, I think it's good value for money and I would repurchase.

It was fun to go with an elementary school student. Maybe because it was a weekday, there weren't as many people as I thought, and it was convenient to be able to bring food. I plan to go again next time.

Smooth and easy to use, with few dead zones; all messages were received without missing a single one. I will definitely use this plan again next time and would recommend it to Chinese tourists. It's affordable and offers excellent value.

I used it in Xi'an, China. I was able to use LINE and Google Maps, which was very convenient. It was cheap and easy to use, so it was very helpful!

I was really lucky to get a free one-way ticket. Since the outbound flight was free, I splurged and got first class on the way back. Having ridden both classes, I realized that either class is fine. Even if it wasn't first class, the seats were comfortable. However, because of the speed, there was a lot of rocking, so even if you've never had seasickness, it might be a good idea to take some medicine just in case.

I found the exchange point quickly, and when I made eye contact with the counter staff, they greeted me in Japanese with a "hello." I received the voucher immediately after showing it to them. In Hong Kong, I was able to use it on buses, ferries, trains, and for shopping without any issues. In Macau, I was able to use it on buses without any issues, but not on trains or for shopping. Also, even if the balance is insufficient, it can be used up to minus 35 HK, so when I returned home, I used it up to minus 35 HK by buying souvenirs at the airport.