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The official side event list, the day it lands
Leave your email and it arrives in one message.
From the 5 days plan up, every package ships a second eSIM, free, in the same order. From $13.33.
In, conference, out. This one ships on its own.
Both conference days, the side events and the flight home.
The whole week with a day of slack at each end.
New York and a week of it afterwards.
A longer run through the East Coast.
Never think about data again.
Two QR codes, in two emails. Install both, activate one, keep the other asleep.
Five days covers the conference. Ten covers the conference and the race.
Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. The QR code and the receipt go to your email.
Scan, label the line, leave it switched off. It has to be done with an internet connection, which is why you do it now and not at the airport.
Flight mode off, data line on, a Uber booked before you clear the gates.
If the eSIM does not work you get a replacement, free, for the whole length of the trip and not only on day one. Most of these turn out to be a settings toggle, and support walks you through it rather than telling you to read an article.
Live chat in the app with a human on the other end. Have your order ID, the ICCID from My eSIMs, your phone model and a screenshot ready and it goes faster.
If the trip falls through before you activate it, an unused eSIM can be bought back. Almost every store in this market treats a sale as final, so booking early is not a bet. Eligibility is set per plan, so check the package details.
Not today. Checkout takes card, Apple Pay and Google Pay on Stripe's secure page, and that is the only way to pay for an eSIM here. Your card number never touches this site.
Most phones from 2019 onward will. It has to be eSIM capable and carrier unlocked. Some region-specific models ship with eSIM disabled, so check before you buy rather than at the gate.
Yes. A travel eSIM is data only and runs as a second line, so your usual SIM stays in for calls and for bank OTP codes. That is a feature, not a limitation.
On home Wi-Fi, before you fly. Activation needs an internet connection, and the one place you will not have one is the moment you land at JFK wanting a Uber.
You get a one for one replacement, free, for the whole length of the trip rather than only on day one. Most of these turn out to be a settings toggle and support walks you through it in a couple of minutes. The rest get replaced or refunded.
If the eSIM has not been activated yet it can be bought back. Almost nothing in this market does refunds at all, so booking early is not a gamble. Eligibility depends on the plan, so check the package details or ask support.
Most plans allow hotspot, but it is set per plan. If you are going to work off the laptop from a side event, check the package details before you buy.
Usually no. Buying more data means installing a fresh eSIM from the app, which takes about a minute wherever you are standing.
The five things that go wrong with a travel eSIM, the settings screen to check before you leave, and a reminder the week you fly so you install it in time. No sales sequence.
Leave your email and it arrives in one message.
An ESIM has to be installed over Wi-Fi before you fly, and the one place without Wi-Fi is the airport you land at. Two minutes now saves that.
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