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There is no single answer, because it depends on your real file sizes, how many pieces go out per day, and how much of that travels over mobile data rather than accommodation Wi-Fi. The most accurate method is to take the size of your last delivery, multiply by the number of pieces this trip, and add headroom for ordinary use like maps and client messages.

We do not quote a speed as a promise, because what you get depends on the network in that country, where you are, how busy it is at that hour, and your own handset. What you can do is test with a small file on arrival and plan the work around the result rather than an expected figure.

Technically yes, but test on arrival in each country. A stream needs steady throughput for its whole duration, unlike a file upload that merely has to finish. Run an unlisted test from the spot and at the hour you plan to broadcast, and if the broadcast cannot fail, keep a tested fallback.

It depends on that plan's terms, which vary, so check the plan page before buying. Where it is allowed, budget for battery and heat as well — hotspotting while pushing a large file up drains and warms a phone quickly.

If it can wait, use the accommodation Wi-Fi for large files and keep the eSIM for work done out of the room. Test that Wi-Fi at check-in though — some places cap devices or crawl in the evening. If it looks unreliable, change the plan on day one rather than on delivery night.

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