Review US・Canada SIM Card|Daily Data/Total eSIM

Highly recommend! Good price too!

Take a cruise from Vancouver to Alaska. This card has good signals at the ports of call in the Gulf of Alaska, including Juneau, Kekikan and Ice Strait Point. The total amount method is very suitable for cruise use because the days are longer, but the required days are intermittent and non-continuous, which is quite friendly.

I bought an e-SIM while traveling around the world. I almost always purchased it on this site. Because of this, the titles of the e-SIMs were the same, and I couldn't remember which one I had purchased when setting it up, so I contacted the help desk. The SIM purchase company is a Chinese company. At first, it seemed like an AI response, but the reply along the way was to the point, so I was able to activate it right away. I've bought e-SIMs many times before and never had any problems, but this time I couldn't activate it, so I contacted them. They responded well and I was glad I was able to activate it right away. I now understand that you can't do anything without an internet connection.

I bought this for a friend. He said that he could connect to the site right away just by scanning the QR code and installing it. It's easy and convenient.

The service is very good, and the response is instant. The experience during activation and purchase is sufficient. However, the network signal in the United States is very unstable and the speed is slow.

As always, setup was easy and I had no problems using it in both the US and Canada.

Setting up the iPhone is super easy. Just follow the instructions and scan the QR cord. The connection is smooth. If you have any problems (suddenly unable to connect), contact customer service immediately (find a place with wifi to go online and open the app). They will respond quickly and provide solutions. Fang, the service is first-class! ! Thanks! ! (In foreign countries, the Internet is really a life-saving straw)

Last year, I used an eSIM from overseas on my solo trip, but the support was in English, so I was worried about whether I was able to communicate properly and was confused, so I looked for a place with Japanese support and purchased one for this trip. I contacted the support Q&A before the trip and was told to ask here if I had any problems, so I was able to use it with peace of mind. I used it in Seattle, USA and Vancouver, Canada, and it connected to the local carrier immediately at the airport and worked without any problems. Once, even though I was in Seattle, the carrier switched from AT&T to T-mobile, and in the latter case, Google Maps sometimes did not display properly, so I wish I had downloaded offline maps for city maps beforehand. When I went to a lake on the outskirts of Vancouver, I sometimes couldn't connect, but the local people said they couldn't connect either, so it didn't seem to be the SIM's fault.

I have issues when trying to setup but the customer service agent was helpful and responsive on LINE app and thing was smooth in the end

I was able to activate it right away. I used it in Banff National Park in Canada. There was no signal at all deep in the mountains, but there were no problems using it in the city center.