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The video discusses using eSIMs on devices that only support traditional SIMs. The presenter introduces "isa.me" by Telco Village, a product enabling eSIM functionality on older devices. They demonstrate the process of adding an eSIM and highlight device compatibility. Challenges with certain providers are mentioned, with successful activation achieved after clearing app data. Different types of eSIMs are compared, noting the ease of profile switching on omni/dual versions. The option to transfer a license between devices for a fee is also mentioned. Future reviews of eSIM providers are teased in the video for further exploration.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses trying out an eSIM card as a way to use eSIMs on devices that only support traditional SIMs. They highlight the challenge of finding affordable SIM cards for travel and explain the need for an eUICC chip to enable eSIM functionality. The solution presented is a product called “isa.me” by Telco Village, which acts as both a traditional SIM card and an eSIM chip. The presenter demonstrates how to install an eSIM onto the isa.me card using an app, emphasizing device compatibility and setup instructions for utilizing the eSIM. They specifically mention that their Xiaomi K20 Pro device is supported for eSIM usage, with only slot 1 enabled for eSIM functionality.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the process of adding an eSIM to their device using an app. They mention the steps involved, such as scanning a code or choosing a picture for activation. The speaker faced challenges with certain eSIM providers, but successfully added one from Mogo after clearing app data. They highlight the importance of cooperation from eSIM providers and note that Aeroloe eSIM seems to work well. Notably, the eSIM provider needs international roaming enabled for some devices. The speaker also tested the eSIM on different phones and Wi-Fi hotspots, emphasizing the convenience of not having to manually add APN settings. They touch upon issues with custom ROM compatibility and discuss different eSIM versions available on the provider’s website.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the differences between single, multi, and omni e-sims in terms of managing multiple profiles on a device. The dual sim version allows for more profiles but restricts the user to a specific brand. The management process differs between single/multi and omni/dual versions – with the latter allowing for easier profile switching. The speaker also mentions the option to pay $10 to transfer the license to a different device and highlights the sub-versions that offer fewer profiles for a lower price. The video teases a future review of multiple e-sim providers, with a link to be added later.