The thread discusses recommendations for eSIMs to use in Thailand, particularly for those on a METV. Users suggest two primary carriers, AIS and True (including dtac), with most stating that both networks are reliable. Several recommendations include specific products like AIS's "The One SIM" and experiences with third-party providers such as Airalo, which some users had issues with. Overall, the consensus is that purchasing a local eSIM upon arrival, particularly from AIS, is effective.
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Wolf ******
AIS.... take it at airport and than add the package you need.
There are only 2 Thai mobile carriers: AIS and True/dtac. All eSIM third party providers like Nomad and Airalo just roam on one of those networks. Both Thai carriers are fine.