What are the alternatives other than Wi-Fi to get internet access at home?
Prepaid eSIM cellular plans such as the data plans offered by Ubigi are great alternatives to get immediate Internet access at home and solve the connectivity problems you might face due to a poor or unreliable Wi-Fi.
Therefore, mobile eSIM connectivity is a good backup for stress-free and efficient remote working, learning, as well as digital entertainment and social networking, while being at home. You might need cellular connectivity services such as Ubigi eSIM in the following situations for instance: – Your bandwidth might be limited when everyone in the house is on the same Internet connection at the same time. – Your Wi-Fi signal is fine in some rooms but poor in some rooms of your house – You want to work remotely outdoors, from your garden for instance, and need to connect your laptop
Get your Ubigi eSIM today and stay connected wherever you are in the world.
Compatible with all eSIM-enabled mobile devices: iOS iPhone, iPadOS, Android, Windows 10 and Windows 11.
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Ubigi eSIM data plans work on eSIM-enabled and network unlocked devices.
To check if your device is eSIM compatible, follow these steps:
Dial *#06#. If you have an EID code on the screen, your phone is eSIM compatible.
To check if your iPhone/iPad is locked or unlocked by your provider, follow these steps:
Go to Settings.
Select General.
Choose About/Information.
Scroll down to Network provider lock/Carrier lock. You will see either "No SIM restrictions" or "SIM restricted" in this field. Check here what to do if you have "SIM restricted".
To check if your Android device is locked or unlocked, please contact your original carrier. (You can also test using a different carrier in your home country, which is usually not possible with a SIM-locked device)
