Magti Georgia delivered the most dominant performance of any carrier we’ve tested across eight countries. Twenty‑three speed tests from Tbilisi to the Caucasus mountains, the Udabno desert, and western Georgia averaged 540 Mbps — with an all‑time record of 1,300 Mbps at the National Youth Palace. Georgia’s second‑largest city, Kutaisi, returned 211 Mbps. A remote…
Saily in Armenia is a tale of two countries: one that works beautifully within a 35‑kilometer radius of Yerevan, and another — basically everything north of Lake Sevan — where the data connection collapses to unusable levels. After testing Saily at nine locations from the capital to the Lori highlands, the verdict is clear. It’s…
Albania’s cities delivered the most consistent 5G speeds of any country we’ve tested — 13 urban locations clustered between 234 and 365 Mbps with Vodafone Albania. But leave the city, and the mountains take it all back: sub-10 Mbps downloads and near-zero uploads in the valleys. The real headline, though, is the border failure that…
Vienna’s thick-walled coffee houses and deep U-Bahn stations are the ultimate coverage test. We ran Saily through all of it.
The Overview When booking a place to stay the options are usually binary, stay close to the city center and pay a little more or go more remote and spend more time getting to the sites you want to see and visit. I chose to stay close to the city and Charming & Cozy Ambiente…
A compact capital is the perfect eSIM test lab. We pushed Saily from the castle heights to the riverbank cafés. Here’s the data.
Riga’s dense Art Nouveau streets and sprawling Zeppelin-hangar market gave Saily a real workout. Speed, coverage, and the border handoff from Estonia.
7-senses hotel review of Hotel Telegraaf, Autograph Collection in Tallinn, Estonia. Scoring sound, touch, taste, aroma, sight, sanctuary, and wander instinct.
From medieval stone walls to modern cafés, we tested Saily’s eSIM across Tallinn. Speed tests, coverage maps, and whether it beat the local SIM.
We put Saily through its paces across Helsinki — from Market Square to the metro. Here’s how it handled speed, coverage, and reliability in Finland.