Which country, how much a month, what’s the plan include?

  • auginator@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    I see some people get by with a tiny bit of data. Is that because you have wifi at home and work. I have no WiFi at work so I got through a lot of data.

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    Australia, boost mobile yearly prepaid plan. 365GB for 365 days costing $365 AUD ($200 EUR, $220 USD). So $1 a day. Unlimited local calls, no overseas calls or roaming.

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    2 months ago

    $17/month with Tello in the US. Unlimited calls and texts and 10gb data. It’s reliable and I never hit the 10gb limit.

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    2 months ago

    Japan.

    ¥968/month (around $6 USD) for up to 3GB with free calls.
    If I use more, the price changes automatically — ¥2,068 for 3–20GB, and ¥3,168 if I go over 20GB.

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    2 months ago

    I usually buy an e-sim when I’m traveling and you can get usually get 10-20$/mo unlimited data at reasonable speeds everywhere in Asia except China which is an entire different world of its own and really not worth the hassle so you take what you can get.

    One exception is Thailand where I buy 1 year prepaid sim for 40$ unlimited 100mbps which you can keep extending year after year for almost the same price.

    All of these prices are irrelevant without considering local salaries but cellular data is really good in Asia. I’ve seen cell towers deep in Vietnams jungles and was actually texting from a cave there. This is why low orbit networks like starlink are severely overrated and will always lose to cell towers.

    • terrestrial towers are great where there are more people than there would need to be towers and where towers are allowed to be built, getting towers installed in national parks is hard and building them in the middle of nowhere has almost no return on investment, satelite networks could fill this niche where the only current option is wildly expensive satilite phones by Garmin and the likes.

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    Sweden, I am on Telia, on a highly expensive unlimited plan at 580SEK/month…

    I really need to get on Fello…

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    2 months ago

    €10 per year or something. Ancient deal without internet that is impossible to beat price wise.

    I have a dual sim phone and work gave me a sim card and I’m using their internet when I have to.

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    2 months ago

    Germany - 20€/month, 100GB of 5G data in Germany and all of Europe, unlimited calls and texts, roaming to Switzerland is not included though

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    2 months ago

    Ireland, 20 euro for a month of unlimited data, no throttling (that I’ve noticed), unlimited calls and texts in Ireland and enough EU ones that I don’t worry about it.

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    2 months ago

    US, $42/year, eSIM with keepgo for 10GB of data that never expires. That’s about all I use per year, often less.