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Which SIM Card Should You Choose? A Guide to Plans and How to Activate A SIM card is essential for mobile network access, but with different sizes, types, and data plans, it can be confusing. In this post, we break down the types of SIM cards, how they work, which carriers offer what, and how to activate them — whether you're switching to a budget carrier or trying eSIM. What is a SIM Card? A SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card stores user data, including your phone number and network credentials. You can transfer your SIM to another device and continue using your number, which makes upgrading phones much easier. SIM Card Sizes: Standard, Micro, Nano SIM cards come in three sizes: SIM Type Size (mm) Devices Used In Standard SIM 25x15 Older feature phones Micro SIM 15x12 Some mid-range phones Nano SIM 12.3x8.8 Most modern smartphones Most devices today use nano SIMs, but always check your device's specs before buying. What is eSIM and How is It Different? eSIM is a...