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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.
Wifio is a hidden gem in the eSIM jungle!
I had a great experience, the connection was exactly as promised: extremely fast, stable, and truly unlimited.
I ended up staying in Switzerland longer than planned, and extending the eSIM was super easy. Amazing support and overall experience. I’ll definitely book with Wifio again!
Experience was fair, but some applications (parking app and mapping app) did not work on Maya. Browser based web surfing worked ok. I finally had to buy a second esim from Airalo, for the critical apps above.
My chip only worked for a little more than a day. I was able to consume around 10% of the 4 gigas I bought before stopped working.
Impossible to find help from you.
Don't buy.
Pretty good experience overall, the internet breakouts mentioned in their data plan are accurate. One issue I encountered was when switching between network it takes a minutes to few minutes to get a connection back.
eSIM from Airhub did not work at all. I followed their installation guide. When contacted their support, they told me that my eSIM connected to an unsupported network and can not be used. They could not provide any details, just told me that my eSIM is wasted. No replacement, no refund. Terrible product! Stay away!
airalo works great in the UK, Hungary, France, etc. No issues.
In Switzerland they use Pilatus Mobile, which doesn't work: long activation times, and when it's finally active - you'd be lucky to get a place where you get some bits of data.
The rating below refers to airalo CH, otherwise, it's good.
Before using Airhub, I had no experience with eSIMs. However, after discovering Airhub through the eSIMdb website, I now plan on using it for all my future travels as it has been a lifesaver. With Airhub, I have found it to be easy to use, but it did take me a few chats to understand the new technology, now that I have the hang of it, it works perfectly, even in remote areas of Switzerland. the app offers excellent value, and because I'm frequently in and out of wifi, it lasts for a long time.
I orderd a Unlimited Data E-Sim for Switzerland for 5 days. After the Payment i just got a Recipt by E-Mail but no QR Code or anything which i can use the E-Sim. After i contacted the Live Chat Support and waited few mins the Support did tell me that there was a bug in they System and i should get the E-Mail in up to 10 Mins. After more then 1 Hour i still didnt get anything.
I cant recommend AirHub at the Current Time.
Timepoint of review is 27.01.2023 / 22:10 MEZ
Very good in most cities throughout France, Switzerland, Germany, and Netherlands.
Very good signal, fast connection, and a good customer service
Currently, over 90 travel eSIM brands offer services in Switzerland, with a very extensive selection of over 4000 prepaid data plans available. This wide variety of options makes it easy for travelers to find an eSIM that suits their specific data needs and budget while visiting the country.
Several providers offer unlimited data eSIM plans for Switzerland, including Firsty, Airhub, Roamify, Billion Connect, Yoho Mobile, Truely, Yesim, Wifio, and ETravelSim. These plans generally range in price from approximately $2.00 to $41.00 USD depending on the validity period and provider. It’s important to note that many of these plans may experience speed throttling, and some may have speed limitations like the 256kbps limit on certain Firsty plans or the 5Mbps limit on some Yoho Mobile plans.
In Switzerland, the primary Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) are:
Swisscom: The largest telecommunications provider in Switzerland, offering extensive coverage and a comprehensive range of mobile services.
Sunrise UPC: A major operator resulting from the merger of Sunrise Communications and UPC Switzerland, providing a variety of mobile services with significant network coverage.
Salt Mobile: The third-largest mobile network operator in Switzerland, focusing on mobile telephony and fiber-optic fixed-line services.
In addition to these MNOs, Switzerland hosts several Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs). MVNOs offer mobile services by leasing access from major carriers. Examples of local MVNOs include Coop Mobile and M-Budget, which operate on the Swisscom network. However, most travel eSIMs rely on the infrastructure of the primary MNOs rather than MVNOs.
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