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Customer Reviews
See what travelers are saying about their Spain eSIM experience. Real feedback from real users to help you pick the best plan for your trip.
“Purchased esim for use in Spain, had no issues. Sim activated quickly and received instructions via email. Speeds and connectivity were good would use again in future.”
“I noticed that the pay-as-you-go option does not appear in the plan listings on esimdb, which caught my attention a little. After actually using it, I personally feel this is the most convenient option.
Because it is fully usage based, you can keep using it seamlessly even when moving between countries, which is incredibly convenient. With cheaper flight tickets, long layovers at airports in China are common, and sometimes you may want to head into the city for a short while. In those situations, it feels a bit wasteful to purchase a one day plan or a large data package, so this option fits perfectly.
Airport WiFi is available, of course, but connections can be unstable, and SMS verification is sometimes required, which often makes it more troublesome than expected. That is why having the reassurance of being able to connect immediately on your own mobile line, even during immigration, feels very valuable.
Overseas roaming is also available with ahamo and Rakuten Mobile, but there are still countries that are not covered. Having this set up as a dual SIM feels like something that could really help in an emergency. I also appreciate that LINE and WhatsApp continue to work even after the main data allowance has been used up. It is a small detail, but genuinely useful.”
“really dreadful. hardly worked at all. i tried multiple providers in multiple countries and it was repeatedly slow and unworkable. their instructions were of no help; i tried all the options. would not use again.”
“Had a good service from esimfly, they offer the best price and coverage.
I had a support issue that they were able to handle very quickly.”
“I just bought an e-sim few minutes ago but I don’t know how to add it to my phone as I have not received the activation code
I am in the airplane right now to fly from Saudi Arabia to Barcelona”
“I bought 14 300GB eSIMs for Europe and they all stopped working when they reached 35GB. I filed a complaint with AirHub and they told me they didn't actually provide 300GB and only offered 35GB. I asked for a refund and they never gave it to me. That company is a scam. Stay away if you don't want to be scammed.
AIRHUB is a SCAM. They are thieves who steal your money and give you eSIMs with less GB than they offer.”
“Was on a cruise ship for these four countries (MSC world Europea). This plan has multiple network carriers per country so I was able to have coverage even while on the boat in the middle of the ocean because it was able to switch carriers so quickly. Plus I got the Europe + USA plan so I was able to use the remaining data at home instead of using my regular cellular plan.”
“Bought two of their O2 50gb plans. One worked fairly well, the other refused to work in most of Spain. Nonexistent support. Poor performance. Would not buy again.”
“TERRIBLE !
THIS IS A SCAM WEBSITE!!
dont buy from them, they send me an expired QR code and when I asked them why they asked me if my phone was manufactured in China. I have an iPhone which is stated as supported in their website and sure it's manufactured in China.
They sent me a link saying that phones PURCHASED in China are not supported. I bought my Phone in the UK and they say that since the device is not manufactured there they will keep my money. The QR Never worked”
“They charged my credit card but never delivered a working eSIM. Support never responded to requests. Their app is horrible and looks like it was designed and programmed by a 3-year-old. Ended up disputing the charge with my credit card provider. Avoid!”
“Esim had cellular connection but internet is not working. Support didn't response (it is more than 36 hours passed).”
“TLDR: AirHub are "Legal" scammers.
We ordered a Global Esim for Europe, for 30 days 50 GB.
I was in Madrid at the time, and the sim was very crucial for us as we are traveling in a motorhome so needed it for finding proper place to sleep and park, proper places to drive through (the van is big), and of course Navigation among other things.
2 days in, when we passed near Andorra, the phone automatically connected to a network from there and went offline.
Since then, we were unable to connect to any network in France\Italy or anywhere else.
Upon contacting Airhub, we received a response:
"The plan was triggered by connecting to the wrong network, causing it to be blocked by the carrier. Once it is blocked, we cannot unblock the line."
Of course they said that it is written in the conditions, which it may very well be, which basically covers them from helping their customers in any case:
"We clearly mentioned the possibility of blockage in the additional information provided during the purchase of the plan."
We requested it be unblocked - they said they can't.
We asked for a refund - they said they can't.
We even asked them to give us a new sim instead (this one was 2 days in from the 30 promised) - they said they can't.
And believe me when I say that we tried our luck multiple times talking to them.
After presenting them with an ultimatum - Refund or a truthfull review and complaint, they offered some sort of voucher, which we refused as the we find it more important to help travelers avoid getting scammed and getting into dangerous situations - we immediately bought another sim, local, and the only problem for us was lost 30 Euros, going the wrong way a couple times, inconvenience talking to the families, and a missed business meeting. For others, in remote places this could present real danger if basing their travels on reception.
We have used Airalo before, and they worked great, so I would recommend them.
Upon reading some reviews, it seems AirHub are using some sketchy technology not aimed for Esim at all and this is causing many of the problems.
And thus, without doubt, this company is a danger for travelers and anyone dependant on a mobile device (who doesn't?), and I strongly recommend avoiding them.
We have screenshots of the conversations and are filing a complaint, hopefully we will manage to stop the scamming.”
“Did not have a great experience with Airhub. They had multiple sets of instructions which conflicted with each other. Both instructions said to change the APN from the default configuration but had different values for what to change it to. Internet connection would sometimes stop working entirely *regardless* of what I set it to in Spain, and in Greece only seemed to work when I reset it to the default (not either of the values from the instructions).
Good price per GB, but not that valuable if it doesn't work. I don't plan to use Airhub again in the future.”
“Used for my Spain vacation. Excellent connectivity & value for money. Highly recommended.”
Spain Travel eSIM FAQ
Everything you need to know about using eSIMs in Spain
How many travel eSIM brands (providers) are available for use in Spain, and how many prepaid data plans are there?
Spain offers 190 providers and 14, 500 prepaid data plans. The wide variety of options makes it easy for travelers to find an eSIM that suits their needs.
Are there any unlimited data eSIM plans available for Spain?
Unlimited data eSIM plans for Spain are offered by several providers. Most plans advertise a full‑unlimited data allowance, though a number of them indicate that speed may be throttled and list a maximum speed limit, ranging from 1 Mbps to 10 Mbps. The available unlimited options include providers such as abesteSIM, ASIMGO, Roamify, MicroEsim, Yesim, Earth Esim, EtravelSIM, Truely, Ohahu, Orange Travel and FairPlay. Prices for these unlimited plans span from about $2.25 to $28.83 USD, with validity periods typically between one and fifteen days. Travelers should review the specific speed limits and throttling policies when selecting a plan to ensure it meets their connectivity needs during the trip.
What are the major mobile networks available for a travel eSIM in Spain?
Spain's mobile network infrastructure is primarily supported by the following major Mobile Network Operators (MNOs):
Movistar: Operated by Telefónica, Movistar is one of Spain's most established telecommunications providers, offering extensive coverage and a wide range of services.
Vodafone Spain: Part of the global Vodafone Group, Vodafone Spain provides advanced 4G and 5G services, with a strong presence in urban areas.
Orange España: A subsidiary of the multinational Orange Group, Orange España offers competitive pricing and comprehensive mobile services, including family packages.
MasOrange: Formed from the merger of Orange España and MásMóvil, MasOrange has become Spain's largest mobile operator, serving over 30 million customers.
In addition to these MNOs, Spain hosts numerous Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) that provide mobile services by leasing access from major carriers. Notable local MVNOs include Digi Mobil and Simyo. However, it's important to note that most travel eSIMs rely on the infrastructure of the primary MNOs rather than MVNOs.
Can I get a travel eSIM with a phone number and SMS for Spain?
Travel eSIM plans for Spain that include a phone number and SMS are available from several providers. Among the authors listed in our database are Giga.Tel, GlobaleSIM, Orange Travel, EtravelSIM, JamboSim, Earth Esim, and other operators that offer similar packages. Each of these plans provides outbound voice calls, and most also support inbound calls and two‑way SMS, though the dialing code varies.
Giga.Tel’s Spain‑specific options give a local number with dialing code +34, while GlobaleSIM and JamboSim use a foreign US code (+1), EtravelSIM and Orange Travel use UK (+44) and Polish (+48) codes, and Roamify uses the French code (+33). Prices for these plans start around $3–$4 for small data packages and rise to roughly $9–$16 for larger bundles up to 100 GB, with validity periods ranging from 1 day to 30 days in most cases. Travelers should verify that VoIP or SMS‑dependent apps they rely on remain accessible in Spain before purchasing.
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