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I’ve been testing the EIOTClub eSIM kit 
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Still using a physical SIM? This $25 kit brings eSIM to your old phone – here’s how
The SIM card has been pre-cut into all the commonly used sizes.
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The kit consists of a SIM card (it’s pre-cut into standard, micro, and nano sizes) and a USB-A SIM card adapter that’ll work on Windows or MacOS (and there are apps for iOS). The kit comes with 1GB of data for use in the US and 100MB of global data on activation, and the SIM card can store up to eight eSIM profiles.
Compatible with a range of devices
The SIM is compatible with any unlocked phone, smartphone, router, tablet, IoT devices, and GPS trackers for vehicles.
, especially for international travelers. I like the fact that you can choose to either use roaming plans from EIOTClub or use whatever other eSIM deals you find. It’s a bit of a downside that the adapter is USB-A only, but a cheap USB-A to USB-C adapter
Source : ZDNet