Estonia

I used this eSIM card in Croatia, Montenegro, Slovenia, Hungary, and Austria. The reception was excellent 90% of the time, and the phone function was very convenient. The reception was only slightly poor in mountainous areas or when traveling on trains in remote regions. I initially chose the global SIM card because I was going to Montenegro. If the countries you're visiting are all within the eSIM card's coverage area, you can buy the eSIM card.

Internet access is OK in Hungary, Croatia, Slovenia, and Italy.

1. I purchased 100GB of data this time, which was more than enough for a 16-day trip. The internet connection was excellent throughout the entire trip. It also included a phone number so I could contact customer service directly if I had any questions! 2. You can install it before departure, but it won't take effect until you arrive in Europe. There might be a short waiting time during this process, but installation and use are generally straightforward. It would be a good option for future trips to Europe. 3. The price was acceptable.

It's easy to apply for and purchase, so you can buy it immediately when you go abroad. You can use the Wi-Fi at the airport in your destination country. It's simple to operate, has fast internet speed, and is economical. It's worth buying again and recommending.

I bought it in July this year, but the network speed and stability this time are not as good as last time.

By completing a simple setup before leaving Japan, I was able to use the internet without any problems during my trip. This time, I visited Munich in Germany and Barcelona, ​​Madrid, Toledo, and Malaga in Spain for about a week, and I was able to use it without any issues in all of them! Basically, I only used it to look at maps and do some research on Instagram, but it was very fast and comfortable. The price was also reasonable, and I would really recommend it to anyone planning a trip to Europe ;)