Has anyone had any experience with eurail esims cards for cell phones? Just wondering if the price is comparable with AT&T, T-Mobile and similar plans. ...or if you have a good recommendation for using phones in Europe.
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Cell phone usage in Europe
Best answer by Angelo
I never used Eurail esims, but I can tell you that all national SIM providers in the European Union (wich is not the same with Europe the continent) + Iceland, Norway and Lichtenstein have to provide for free Roaming outside the “home” country in the other EU + EEA states.
+10I never used Eurail esims, but I can tell you that all national SIM providers in the European Union (wich is not the same with Europe the continent) + Iceland, Norway and Lichtenstein have to provide for free Roaming outside the “home” country in the other EU + EEA states.
Here in EUR its not AT-T, its mostly as ´brand´ Vodafone or T-mob, Lycamobile is the cheap anywhere low-budget alt. I think it will depend if you only/mostly want to do call (many think that is very old-fashioned now-but its tipical USA-style, we tend to use app/whatsapp much more now) to ´the party´ back home or In EUR. We here know a thing about trains etc, but for this not or hardly-and certainly not for those from USA. IF you oinsist on wanting to know more, go to a broad forum like tripadisor-same Q will have been posted and answered there dozens of times and with the USA mindset taken in.
Can I buy 1 eSIM that works for Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, Czechia, Austria, and Switzerland?
+6Sure. There’s hundreds and hundreds of eSIM providers.
Just check before you buy that it includes Switzerland as some providers only cover EU.
Try this comparison site for a start. There are others. It brings up O2 as one possible provider - they cover EU & Switzerland
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