Dodo and Aussie Broadband just added eSIM, with some solid deals too

It's getting easier to switch mobile plans with Dodo and Aussie Broadband joining a long list of providers that now offer eSIM.
As long as you have an eSIM-compatible phone, you can skip waiting for a physical SIM card to arrive or heading to the shops to pick one up.
Both Dodo and Aussie Broadband now offer eSIM, but you can always choose a traditional SIM card if you prefer.
Not sure if your phone is compatible? Just search for your model to find out.
Here's what you need to know about their eSIM plans and latest deals.
Dodo eSIM plans and deals
When you sign up with Dodo and want an eSIM, you'll receive a QR code after signing up. Scan it to be connected instantly.
Right now, Dodo's also offering discounts on its 40GB and 80GB plans, which will save you up to $120 over 6 months.
You can even get up to $15 a month off by bundling your mobile, internet and energy plans.
In fact, when you sign up to any of its internet plans via Finder by 31 August, you can get a $110 digital Visa gift card on top of Dodo's own discounts.
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Aussie Broadband eSIM plans and deals
When you sign up with Aussie Broadband, you just need to use the MyAussie app to get your eSIM up and running.
Its latest deals include up to $60 off over 3 months on its 20GB and 45GB plans.
You can also save $5 a month by bundling your mobile and internet plans.
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