Trip to Europe I had a great experience with this eSim service. I used it in Iceland and Austria. The cost is very reasonable and the connection is outstanding. I will use it again for all my future trips.

Buggy 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.

Ubigi 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.

Ubigi eSIM Ubigi Provides a simpler, cheaper, more flexible solution to obtaining phone data when abroad. If not used to eSims it might be a little confusing at first, but customer service is fast and effective. The future?

Great reception everywhere we went. UI needs improvement. Worked well and had reception throughout it everywhere in Japan that we visited. Reception persisted and we had coverage in stations and on trains and in theme parks where the signal could otherwise be disrupted. The only reason why I would dock a star is the lack of ability (or obvious ability) for me to check the remaining data on the app, and the lack of clear instructions around installing and using. Pro tip: don’t buy on a computer or browser. Instead, download the app and use the app to purchase the eSIM. The instructions should be outlined on the website and the website should link to the App Store.