EMEKA
GBBought an eSIM for my trip to America… Bought an eSIM for my trip to America that supposedly had unlimited data. I get a text from T Mobile that I've got 12GB instead. I immediately brought it up and was told that I would be issued a new sim once the data has expired. Well, the data has now expired and no new esim in sight. Have wasted a full day of my holiday as I'm unable to travel till this is sorted. AVOID THIS COMPANY
Lisa Keeble
GBJust worked It was the only eSim I could find that also had calls and texts within the country as well as data. I was worried after seeing some of the reviews, but for me it just worked, no issues at all. Can't comment on the support as it wasn't needed at all.
gilmar
JP7-day Unlimited plan in Japan Used their unlimited 7-day e-sim in Japan. I have used other esim providers and were almost crap and unusable due to very slow speed. Airhub's e-sim have speed of 18Mbps which is not the fastest maybe but more than enough for my needs. Moreover, it has tethering (mobile hotspot) feature, which other providers don't have. Will definitely order again. Highly recommended.
Edwin Nyamanya
IQNo regerets The purchase process was very smooth without any challenges. Installation of the e-sim was seamless. I used the services while having a Mediterranean cruise. I must admit that I was able to receive signals on most days of the cruise except when we were deep in the sea. Overall I had a great experience and I'll definitely use Airhub again.
Mr RICHARDS
GBLate receipt of QR code I did not receive my activation QR code until 4 hours before flight to USA was taking off. Panic stations. We live far away from airport and have to stay in a hotel nearby the night before therefore not receiving QR code until so late was extremely stressful. I needed USA data to book Uber at destination airport because travel agent advised its the way its done these days. Why could the QR code etc. not have been sorted weeks before, I do not like leaving things to the last minute. It was a stressful experience. Too much reliance on one single technology item that can have a dead battery, a malfunction, be dropped, be broken, be stolen, be lost etc, etc, etc.