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On the website they have misleading informations, for the package that I have purchased - 15 Days Unlimited Data Europe, on the same page it says it supports Austria, Hungary, Czech Republic, and also this countries are missing from the list of supported countries with flags.. I contacted support and they explicitly confirmed that it works there.
Once I reached the Hungary, I had no data, because my eSIM could connect only to 2G networks. I reached the support again but they told me that my eSIM is blocked due to misuse. But how can I connect with it to 2G then?! They didn't told me what was the misuse.
I asked for refund but they closed the chat thread, since I got the answer, but no service and for my work more importantly no internet.

It does what it says on the tin. Good for messaging only, even pictures could be hard to transfer.
Websites are throttled down heavily so finding out about timetables can be an issue.
It's only good for those who can plan well ahead (offline maps, saved timetables etc.) and think about it like bridge between two WiFi hotspots.
Piecewise unbeatable though.
With more than 120 providers and over 6 400 prepaid data plans available for Hungary, travelers have a wide range of choices, making it easy to find an eSIM that matches their specific needs.
Yes. A number of eSIM providers offer unlimited data plans for Hungary. The available options range in price from a free offer of $0.00 to about $27.53, so the overall price range spans roughly $0.00–$27.50. All of these plans come with speed limits or potential throttling: Firsty’s free tier is limited to 256 kbps, while the other providers typically cap speeds at around 5 Mbps or state that throttling may occur during heavy use. Each plan also allows tethering, and the network coverage varies between 4G, 5G, LTE, and, in some cases, 3G. Travelers can choose a plan that fits their budget and data usage expectations based on this information.
In Hungary, the primary Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) providing infrastructure for travel eSIMs are:
Magyar Telekom: The largest telecommunications company in Hungary, offering extensive 4G/LTE coverage and advanced 5G services.
Yettel: Formerly known as Telenor, Yettel provides comprehensive 4G/LTE and expanding 5G services across the country.
One: Previously operating as Vodafone Hungary, One delivers widespread 4G/LTE coverage and is actively developing its 5G network.
Additionally, Hungary hosts several Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs), such as Digi Mobil and Lycamobile. These MVNOs lease network access from the major carriers to offer their own mobile services. However, it's important to note that most travel eSIMs rely on the infrastructure of the primary MNOs rather than MVNOs.
Yes, you can purchase a travel eSIM that supplies a phone number and SMS capability for use while in Hungary, but the number will not be a local Hungarian one. Providers such as GlobaleSIM supply plans with a U.S. number (+1) and offer inbound and outbound voice as well as inbound SMS (and some with outbound SMS). Roamify, SimOptions, and MoreMins eSIM provide French (+33), Czech (+420), or UK (+44) phone numbers, all of which support inbound and outbound voice and SMS. These plans cover a range of durations and data amounts, from a 1GB 7‑day option starting around $4 to a 30‑day 100GB plan priced near $50. Travelers can use the included phone number for calls and SMS while roaming on the data portion, or opt for a data‑only eSIM and use VoIP apps if a local Hungarian number is preferred.
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