From Mifi to eSIM: Finally Catching Up with Mobile Connectivity
Easy eSIM: Installed via QR code, activated smoothly in Switzerland, and it just works. Goodbye Mifi and prepaid SIMs, hello convenience!
It’s taken me a while, but I’ve finally caught up with the eSIM revolution—and I’m glad I did. After years of juggling Mifi routers and prepaid SIM cards, I decided to test an eSIM for my trip to Switzerland.
The experience was so seamless and convenient that it left me wondering why I didn’t make the switch sooner. Here’s how it went and why I’m leaving my old connectivity solutions behind.
Why I Finally Switched to an eSIM
For years, I relied on Mifi routers to stay connected during trips, and prepaid SIM cards were my go-to for mobile data.
While these worked, they came with their share of challenges—extra devices to carry, fiddling with physical SIMs, and the uncertainty of finding a plan that worked well abroad. When I learned more about eSIMs and their convenience, I decided it was time to make the leap.
The Process: Easy, Quick, and Affordable
ordered an eSIM online and received a QR code to set it up. The installation process was straightforward, and the eSIM activated right on schedule. For €8, I got 5GB of data, which turned out to be fast and reliable for my typical needs. The only adjustment I had to make was turning off roaming data when I crossed the German-Swiss border, after which the eSIM worked flawlessly.
The simplicity of the process made me realise how much time I used to waste on physical SIMs and routers.
Maya Virtual, Inc.
I bought my eSIM from maya.net
Goodbye Mifi and Prepaid SIMs
Now that I’ve experienced the convenience of an eSIM, I can’t see myself going back to the old ways. No more carrying extra devices or worrying about physical SIM cards.
eSIMs are not just affordable—they’re efficient, reliable, and a far better fit for modern travel. If, like me, you’ve been hesitant to make the switch, trust me: it’s worth catching up. The future of connectivity is here, and it’s never been easier to embrace.
Rob Hoeijmakers
