We do install and use eSIMs on the handsets we have, to confirm that the steps in a guide match what appears on screen. What we do not do is systematic speed and coverage testing per country, which only means anything with measurements across many locations and times of day — so we never present speed figures as our own results.

Mainly regional variants: the same model name can be different hardware, and some sites copy tables onward without going back to the manufacturer. The other reason is that some tables fold carrier-locked handsets into unsupported, when those are two different problems. The reliable answer is the one you get from your own handset.

Start by checking that the phone is on the right network — try selecting it manually rather than automatically — that data roaming is enabled for the eSIM profile, and that the plan still has data left. If it is still slow, tell us where and when you were using it. Some cases are local network congestion, which we cannot fix but can raise with the provider.

Plans and prices follow the provider sync. The written content on a destination page has a scheduled review cycle, and gets pulled back in early when something triggers it — a supplier changing terms, or a reader telling us the page does not match what they found.

On LINE @esimonline at https://lin.ee/skDPoNx or by email at esimonline.asia@gmail.com — those two channels only; we have no telephone line. For an install guide, include the handset model, the OS version and the exact on-screen message, and we can fix the right thing.