Well, order was fine, esim delivered and installed, can’t activate as the sms won’t send from the esim and leaves me in a loop.
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Fairly quick, manually activated their side.
It did ask me to install a vpn profile to get the web working which I wasn’t happy about. Just uninstalled and web is working fine. Shows LTE not 4G.
Speeds ok, 90 ping which I don’t think EE ever was, goes up to around 115 which is about right here.
No 4G calling nor WiFi calling.
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I say vpn profile, it was downloaded in the same format, like a apn carrier download.
I deleted it after the web started working, though when I go to apn settings for this new sim they are all blanked out. I’ve no other sims active.
Yeah I thought so. Unusual practice.
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looks tempting, the FAQs do list volte support for a load of apple and samsungs, no pixels though, no wifi calling yet listed.
The FAQs also say 4G speeds are up to 300/50, is that an indication of throttling?
that number is fairly high.
Always on data at 64kbps when you run out of data and hit the spend cap,
Can you upgrade plan mid month?
The pulsing rate outside the EU is 60/1 for outgoing and incoming calls and for data it is 30kb/10kb.
Twin also noted my data usage weirdly comes from my eu roaming data allowance.
Someone also noted high ping because it’s routing through Austria.
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I have to say, I wasn’t expecting Spusu to expand outside of Austria. I wanted to try their service last time I was on holiday in Vienna but it was a complete pain in the neck to actually find a SIM (they’re supposed to be available at tobacconists but I tried three that all said they only had top-up vouchers and not actual SIMs before I gave up).
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Looks like they also launched in Italy, https://spusu.it , Italy always has cheap data pricing but I wonder how the coverage/infra is.
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Just be very careful when searching up spusu and you don’t actually go to .co.uk or you might walk away with a bit more than a mobile SIM plan 
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Did that also fix the high ping?
Trying out Spusu. Can’t get 5G though, it’s just not seeing anything, as if it’s not enabled.
(5G works fine on my EE contract SIM before anyone asks)
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na, it’s either a generic to everyone email merge or they spotted me say it somewhere and fixed it 
Not been to an area with 5G yet but I am Manchester tomorrow so will see how it goes.
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I moved the eSIM from a Pixel 7 Pro to a Samsung S23 Ultra and 5G and VoLTE worked immediately.
Nice feature to be able to just delete the eSIM on one device and install straight away on a new phone with the original QR code.
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No, I read their FAQ and it just says delete the eSIM profile and then create the new profile on the new device. I wasn’t expecting it to work but it did. As you say, others like EE are all one time only, though with a contract eSIM maybe it’s safer to make it single use?
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£7 for 6 months, 100GB data for those looking for an O2 carrier (link taken from ISPReview).
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3fone.
Cuz mix it up.
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Hoping I can use the Voda/Three merger to get out of my contract penalty free.
Similar to what people have been doing with Virgin/O2.
What are my chances?
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Why? Only if there’s significant impact, not just because you want to, which I can likely say it wouldn’t impact you like the VM/O2 impact was.
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