I'll be visiting Seoul next month and want to bring my Raspberry Pi to work on personal projects during my trip. As someone who's never been to South Korea before, I'm curious - what are the best options for Internet access?
I've heard WiFi is widely available at cafes and hotels in Seoul. Would using café WiFi be stable enough for video calls or software updates on my Pi?
As for mobile data, which carrier generally has the best coverage around the city? Are their tourist SIM cards actually easy for non-Korean speakers to purchase and set up?
For those who have traveled with a Raspberry Pi in Seoul before, do you rely more on WiFi hotspots or mobile tethering? Any particular cafés or areas to avoid if looking for a connection?
Finally, any other tips on using a Raspberry Pi while exploring Seoul? Things like offline navigation apps or power banks have been mentioned - what else is essential for digital nomading around the city?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated as I get my project plans and digital toolkit ready for my Seoul adventure!
I've heard WiFi is widely available at cafes and hotels in Seoul. Would using café WiFi be stable enough for video calls or software updates on my Pi?
As for mobile data, which carrier generally has the best coverage around the city? Are their tourist SIM cards actually easy for non-Korean speakers to purchase and set up?
For those who have traveled with a Raspberry Pi in Seoul before, do you rely more on WiFi hotspots or mobile tethering? Any particular cafés or areas to avoid if looking for a connection?
Finally, any other tips on using a Raspberry Pi while exploring Seoul? Things like offline navigation apps or power banks have been mentioned - what else is essential for digital nomading around the city?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated as I get my project plans and digital toolkit ready for my Seoul adventure!
Statistics: Posted by jamesberry — Mon Jul 08, 2024 3:19 pm