GOMO launches Prepaid eSIM in the Philippines for PHP 399 only

Digital telco brand GOMO silently announced that it now has a Prepaid eSIM service in the Philippines.

Spotted: GOMO eSIM

GOMO eSIM is now available in the Philippines!

The new GOMO Prepaid eSIM is priced at PHP 399 and comes with 30GB of no-expiry data.

Screen grab from the GOMO app

To recap, an eSIM is a digital card built into your phone. With eSIMs, there's no need to install a physical SIM card to your phone and all you need to do is simply scan the QR code after purchasing and register your eSIM.

According to GOMO, the service comes with 4 FREE device transfers upon purchase. In the app, you can also easily track your data, SMS, and calls.

The eSIM is also 5G-ready and has "nationwide" 4G LTE coverage.

GOMO said that there is also a FREE welcome gift upon successful activation and registration of the eSIM.

How to use the GOMO eSIM?

For iOS devices:

1. Open the device and connect to the internet.
2. Go to Settings > Click "Cellular" > "Set Up Cellular" or "Add eSIM".
3. Go the QR Code scanner and scan the eSIM digital code sent to your email.
4. Click "Add Cellular Plan" and simply just disregard the pop-up message and select "OK".
5. The eSIM will be displayed with your mobile number. Open the GOMO PH app, click "Activate your eSIM", and follow the steps to register your eSIM.

For Android devices:

Open the device and connect to the internet.

Go to Settings > Click "Connections" > "SIM Card Manager".

Click "Add Mobile Plan" > "Scan Carrier QR Code".

Scan the eSIM digital QR code sent to your email and click "Confirm".

The eSIM will be displayed with your mobile number. Open the GOMO PH app, click "Activate your SIM", and follow the steps to register your eSIM.

Note: Make sure that your smartphone is eSIM-ready and is not locked into a different carrier

Price and availability

GOMO Prepaid eSIM - PHP 399

The service is available for purchase by downloading the GOMO app. Subscribers can pay via GCash, GrabPay, and Maya. GOMO accepts Credit and Debit cards as well.

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