KJ M
PHVery reliable Worked from the moment I stepped outside the plane until I left. Speed was okay. A little expensive compared to local options but I'd gladly pay the premium for the ease of use and convenience. Coverage was good for the most part except for one or two times when 5G wasn't available and it had to fall back to an LTE connection - but that was not their fault as those are mostly remote locations or very underground. Will use again next time I go on a trip outside the country.
customer
JPUbigi Works well in Japan. Ubigi Works well in Japan. Some strange apple reporting on data usage worried me a bit, but apparently it was just Apple over reporting usage. Maybe a FAQ about this would be good.
Ms Thakrar
CATrip to Japan - April 2024 I was thoroughly impressed with the delivery of the service (in app) and the reliability - I have already recommended your services to other people before they go to Japan. This was much better than using a pocket wifi. The only glitch was when I couldn't check the "balance" of my usage as often it would say ERROR - but it seemed to update in real time and I didn't go over my 10 GB purchase. Thank you very much again :) Happy Customer X
customer
GBBuggy and no support help I topped up my plan and my eSIM broke. Removed it and restarted my phone but it wouldn’t let me reinstall for some reason (kept getting errors) so I tried to reach out for support only to find your websites certificate expired which meant I couldn’t access it at all in Safari. Gave up and just did a charge back with my credit company and enabled AT&Ts international plan… Edit: Absolutely LOVE the canned response from their support team. I have screenshots of the error I received trying to re-add the eSIM (followed their instructions exactly) and the error about their certificate expiration, so yea… absolutely garbage response from their team, their product is just whack.
cc
SGConnected immediately + throughout Connected immediately. Great connection throughout the trip - my family members had issues with g.maps (they were using a physics sim) but I never did. Cheers ubigi!