I’ve been using a cellular Apple Watch for about a year now. I like how the eSIM part is handled through the carrier in the Watch app, and after setting it up once, I didn't have to think about it all.

This makes a lot of sense. When I travel, I usually get a travel eSIM first too, and then switch to a local SIM if I need a phone number. One thing I learned the hard way is to download and install the

I went through the same evolution, but mostly to stop dealing with tiny cards rather than for crypto 😄 Airalo is solid if you know your route in advance. But there's one thing worth mentioning - some