Nju Mobile review

Entry pricing begins at PLN 15 for a world zone pack, and Europe zone data comes at PLN 40 per billing cycle. It is sold as a budget carrier plan rather than a travel eSIM, so roaming lands on the same home bill. Top-ups are available when a trip needs more than the pack covers.

Unlimited data: no. In the EU zone, roaming draws on the plan's monthly allowance priced at PLN 40 first, and data is then billed per GB. Under Safe Roaming, data is blocked once the daily limit is reached, and a roaming spend cap applies by default. Heavy streams should be budgeted on usage.

Coverage is regional and global. Europe zone packs cover the EU, world zone packs cover destinations further out, and the UK and Gibraltar have their own pack with unlimited minutes, SMS and MMS. The US, Japan, Thailand, Turkey and Mexico are served through zone-based packs, so the same allowance logic applies there.

Roaming runs on Orange, with the brand operating as an mvno under Orange Polska. The feature set includes 5g and carrier plan, and 5G is available. Because it is a home-network plan, coverage abroad follows the network you visit rather than a dedicated travel partner.

Europe zone packs are sold per billing cycle, with the EU allowance priced at PLN 40. World zone packs come with day and multi-day validity, starting at PLN 15. Unused package data expires rather than rolling over, so a pack bought for a short trip does not carry into the next one.

It fits short trip and long trip travellers, and people already on Orange at home who want data abroad on the same bill. The budget positioning suits holiday and business trips inside the EU zone, where the monthly allowance is the main thing being bought.

Support runs on email, chat and phone, so help is available by phone, chat, email or the help centre. Top-ups can be added to the account, and a roaming spend cap limits what a trip can cost by default, which is worth setting before heavy use abroad.