Based in Singapore, Jetpac is a new player in the eSIM market that’s gained traction thanks to its free airport lounge access feature.

aloSIM may not match its older competitors in brand recognition, but it has quickly become popular thanks to its affordable rates and quality support.

Ubigi is a well-known eSIM provider offering one-time, monthly, and annual plans, making it perfect for digital nomads. However, you don’t get voice calls or SMS.

easySIM offers reliable tier 1 coverage across more than 150 countries, with a support team that’s both helpful and efficient.

Airalo is a popular eSIM with some of the most extensive global coverage for international travelers, but its plans are expensive and offer limited data.

Looking for an eSIM provider that’s fast, affordable, and secure? Saily, from the company behind NordVPN, provides secure and reliable coverage at great prices.

Flexiroam is expensive, plus it doesn’t disclose carrier information until after you’ve purchased a plan. But it’s one of the few eSIM providers that also offer a physical SIM card.

A top-value Wi-Fi 6 AP with good performance, excellent cloud management and slick provisioning services.

Holafly is great if you want unlimited data at a good price point, but more expensive than its competitors for anything else.

Airhub is one of the best eSIM providers we have reviewed, with great coverage, affordable plans, and plenty of bells and whistles added on top.

Lovable makes extensive use of AI to help anyone create, and publish web apps with ease.

BetterRoaming is a global eSIM solution with a presence in more than 160 countries. It offers good coverage, speed, and support. However, a few reviews suggest mixed experiences.

The Juovi J2621 is large in form and capacity, but is it suitable for your needs?

Instabridge is a reliable, transparent, and affordable eSIM provider. But it lacks instant support options when you’re traveling.

Nomad is one of the best global eSIMs, offering customizable plans that enable users to bundle together different countries within the same package

The Jiga Power Bank offers convenience thanks to its large capacity and inbuilt flashlight – but is it a good size for travelling with?

Neo is an affordable, reliable email provider that is a particularly good fit for small businesses.

For those in need of a straightforward file-transfer solution, ShareMe is an excellent option that is compatible with both Android and iOS.

How does GigSky really hold up against competition?

The Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max is bigger, smarter, and more pressable than its predecessor, and carries the promise of big AI things to come.

The JBL Flip 7 portable Bluetooth speaker bests its class-leading former self to make the most of music on-the-go

Psylo is a brand new mobile browser for iOS devices, designed to defeat tracking and fingerprinting.

Yahoo Mail offers massive storage on its free plan, plus the ability to access your documents and images through its Smart Views. Find out what more this nifty email service has to offer.

One of the easiest to use no-code platforms, Codev relies on AI to help create simple web apps using natural language.

A detailed review of ByteSIM: What it offers, its pricing, pros, cons, and other important factors to know about this eSIM provider.

Hostinger has ventured into the no-code space with Horizons, which makes extensive use of AI to democratize app development.

SHAREit is a user-friendly file management tool available across multiple platforms, but it does have some issues.

A classy cloud-hosted VoIP service with easy deployment, great call handling and affordable call packages.

With a user-friendly interface and advanced features, Zoho Mail is one of the best email management platforms we’ve used—and there’s even a free plan available.

Firsty is a new player in the eSIM market that stands out thanks to its generous free plan and transparent global pricing.