Vietnam Mobifone eSIM 30 Days – 4GB/Day (120GB) + 500 Min Local Calls

It works and the price is right, but I had to restart my phone twice to get it activated initially. Once running, the speed was good ÔÇö clearly a local connection. Knocking off stars for the rocky start.

Phu Quoc beach, sitting under a palm tree, streaming a Premier League match in HD ÔÇö all on a $5 eSIM. That's the review. Five stars.

Bought this instead of the $10/day roaming plan my carrier offered. Paid a fraction of the price and got faster speeds. The QR code was in my email before I even finished reading the confirmation page.

Good value eSIM for Vietnam. The local network connection means you get genuine fast speeds, not the degraded roaming speed I've experienced with other travel SIMs. Setup instructions were clear and the QR arrived instantly.

What I love most: no contract, no auto-renewal, no hidden fees. I paid $4.99, got exactly what was promised, and the speed was better than expected. Clean, simple, honest service.

Clean, simple product that does exactly what it promises. Local Vietnamese eSIM with real local speeds. Not the cheapest option I found but definitely the most reliable. Support team is responsive and helpful.

Great coverage across the main tourist areas. Used it in Da Nang, Hoi An, and Ba Na Hills without issues. Speed was solid 40-60 Mbps. The only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is I wish the data allocation was slightly more generous.

Good value eSIM for Vietnam. The local network connection means you get genuine fast speeds, not the degraded roaming speed I've experienced with other travel SIMs. Setup instructions were clear and the QR arrived instantly.

I work in IT and I'm picky about network performance. This eSIM connects to Viettel (Vietnam's largest carrier) and the experience is indistinguishable from a local prepaid SIM. Latency was 15-25ms to regional servers.

Average experience. The eSIM itself worked fine with local speeds, but I ran out of data faster than expected ÔÇö maybe I was streaming too much. Wish there was a low-data warning notification.