ベトナム Mobifone eSIM – 高速データ 30 日間 / 毎日 2GB、合計データ 60GB

Worked great in all major cities. Speed test showed 55 Mbps average which is more than enough. Slightly weaker signal in my hotel elevator (but that's not really their fault). Would buy again without hesitation.

I was worried about data speed since some "travel eSIMs" give you roaming-grade speeds (slow). But this is a genuine local eSIM on Vinaphone ÔÇö I clocked 60-80 Mbps consistently. Perfect for my 10-day trip.

At first I thought "how can it be this cheap?" ÔÇö but then I realized it's because it's a local SIM, not roaming. No international gateway fees = low cost to them = low price to us. Smart business model.

My parents are not tech-savvy at all. I set up their eSIMs remotely before their Vietnam trip using the QR codes. They had zero issues. If my 65-year-old parents can use it, anyone can.

Used this throughout my month-long motorbike trip from Hanoi to HCMC. Mountains, coast, cities, countryside ÔÇö had signal probably 98% of the time. The 2% was deep in a national park. Excellent coverage.

The price-to-data ratio is unbeatable. I got 30 days of high-speed data for less than what I'd pay for a single day of roaming with AT&T. And because it's a local SIM (not roaming), the speeds are genuinely fast.

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.

Purchased the 15-day plan for my family trip. Four of us used our individual eSIMs across Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, and Sapa. Even in rural areas, we maintained solid 4G coverage. Couldn't be happier.

Worked well for my 10-day trip. Speed was fast enough for video calls and navigation. Price is very competitive. Only giving 4 stars because the activation instructions could be slightly clearer for Android users.

Setup was dead simple. Scanned the QR, turned on the eSIM line when I landed at Tan Son Nhat, and boom ÔÇö 4G LTE immediately. No store visits, no passport copies, no waiting. This is how travel connectivity should work.