The lowest per-GB pricing on this list, plus 10% off with your TCM code - ideal if you're sticking to Denarau or the Coral Coast.
Stop counting gigabytes and start enjoying Marina Bay - unlimited Singapore data from around $20, plus 5% off with your exclusive TCM code.
Join millions of travellers already connected in 200+ countries - 15% off your first Airalo eSIM, active the second you land at Changi.
Get online for less with Nomad's budget-friendly plans, plus an extra 20% off with your TCM discount code.
Pairing Singapore with Malaysia, Bali or a European stopover? Install once and stay connected across 165+ destinations without switching eSIMs at every ...
New customers get double the value on their first Roamless purchase - and any unused credit rolls over to your next trip instead of disappearing.
Tether your laptop, stream Netflix at the hotel, and make global calls on 4G/5G/LTE — all from just $1 a day.
Thailand's best network for a price that undercuts almost everyone else on this page.
AIS and DTAC coverage plus a real +66 number - skip the "no Thai number" problem that kills your Grab and delivery app sign-ups.
AIS-powered data that never expires — leftover GB from this trip is still there for your next one.
AIS coverage with some of the largest data allowances around — built for people who hotspot their laptop more than they'd like to admit.
Get moving for as little as $4 with real Maxis and Digi coverage — unlimited hotspot included, so your laptop and travel buddies can piggyback off your plan ...
Maya's own Malaysia product page confirms Maxis and U Mobile access - install once and it also covers 165+ other destinations at a flat daily rate.
Fast Maxis data from the moment you land, plus a free airport lounge pass thrown in — because waiting for your flight should feel better than waiting for a ...
Solid Digi coverage without the premium price tag — a straightforward pick if you just want data that works from the moment you touch down.
Reliable CelcomDigi data from Kuala Lumpur to Penang, with the option to add a local number - handy for Grab, hotel bookings, and anything that needs an SMS ...
Buy once, use it your way - pay-as-you-go Maxis data that never expires, so leftover GBs from this trip are still there waiting for your next one.
Maya's own Vietnam product page confirms MobiFone and Viettel coverage - install once and it covers Vietnam plus 165+ other destinations at a flat daily rate.
Airhub connects to Viettel, Vinaphone and Mobifone depending on plan, with some options including a local Vietnamese number — useful for Grab, hotel bookings ...
Confirmed Viettel and Vinaphone partnership, pay-as-you-go pricing with unthrottled speeds, and unused credit that rolls over instead of disappearing.
SimOptions explicitly names Viettel and Vinaphone as its Vietnam networks and markets itself specifically around rural reliability in Sapa and Ha Long Bay - ...
Indosat and Telkomsel coverage with pay-as-you-go pricing from $2.45/GB and unthrottled speeds - unused credit rolls over instead of disappearing at the end ...
Fixed and unlimited data options covering all of Indonesia including Bali, with your home number staying active for calls and one-time passwords.
Plans start at US$4.79 for 1GB on Telkomsel, Smartfren and XL Axiata, with unlimited hotspot and built-in security features from the team behind NordVPN.
Telkomsel and Smartfren coverage across Jakarta, Bali and Yogyakarta with hotspot support and plans starting at $4 - a strong pick if you're island-hopping ...
Install once and stay connected across Indonesia's Indosat/Tri networks plus 165+ other destinations on a flat daily rate — no reinstalling for your next ...
KDDI/au and SoftBank coverage with plans starting at $4, unlimited hotspot on every tier, and pricing that regularly undercuts the bigger brands.
Install once and stay connected in Japan plus 165+ other destinations on a flat daily rate, with no need to reinstall for your next trip.
NTT Docomo and KDDI coverage from 1GB up to unlimited, with Smartstart activation that only starts counting once you land.
KDDI and Softbank coverage with pay-as-you-go pricing from $2.45/GB — unused credit rolls over to your next trip instead of disappearing.
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Editor’s note: If your in-store price match is refused, ask to speak with the store manager — they have more authority to approve price adjustments than floor staff. For online, email [email protected] with a screenshot and URL of the cheaper price. Chemist Warehouse’s own website price should always be honoured; if the store system shows a different price, that’s a stock sync issue and escalation to head office usually resolves it.
Editor’s note: John’s experience is common — the Price Beat Guarantee can come down to the individual staff member on the day. Your best bet is to go directly to the customer service desk rather than a general checkout, and if you’re knocked back, ask for the store manager. A polite escalation almost always gets it across the line.
Editor’s note: Jack’s experience lines up with what we hear most consistently — Big W and JB Hi-Fi are the two competitors EB Games stores are most willing to match, particularly when they’re in the same shopping centre or nearby. His point about Kmart is also correct and worth flagging: Kmart has largely exited video game retail in Australia, so we’ve updated the Kmart section of this guide accordingly. If you’re heading in for a price match, Big W or JB Hi-Fi is your strongest evidence to bring.