If you’re heading to Europe and you want reliable data without hunting down a new SIM card every time you cross a border, this video is my breakdown of Saily and why I’ve had such a good experience using it across multiple countries. I walk through what Saily is (a digital eSIM service built by Nord Security — the same team behind NordVPN), how the setup works on iPhone and Android, and how you can choose either a single-country plan or a regional Europe plan that covers 35 countries with one eSIM. The big win is that it just runs in the background once you land, as long as data roaming is on. I also cover pricing and the unlimited options (5GB/day at full speed, then unlimited at 1 Mbps), plus Saily Ultra for frequent travelers who want a more “all-in-one” package. Performance-wise, I’ve seen it connect to top local networks and pull solid speeds (around 100 Mbps when the signal is strong), including in smaller towns. On the security side, I like the built-in web protection, ad blocker, and virtual location routing (a lightweight VPN-style feature) for extra privacy and safer browsing on public Wi‑Fi. I wrap up with the main caveats: it’s data-only (no regular calls/SMS), and you need an eSIM-compatible phone.