I never recieve my QR code. Lost so many minutes to contact, look like a scam. Paypal refund will be issued.
This is an update of my review. In the end I did receive the eSIM via the support chat.
Fraud, payment was accepted but eSIM was not shown. They wrote in the support chat that they sent it to the email address (where the receipt was received), and after a while stopped replying
Really good experience and great price. Support was really fast and helpful
Quick activation and good price. Unfortunately, frequent disconnects from network.
Worked flawlessly, you just have to use the qr code from the email to set it up, the automatic app activation did not work (android). Their support on whatsapp was also fast and helpful
Connection quality was not specified. It's changing between 3g and LTE. Registration process is a bit clumsy and you don't get your esim instantly.
I bought an Airhub eSim through this site, the payment was done immediately and I got a receipt to my mail but they didn't send me the eSIM details nor the QR code and said that I need to pay for the sim. After many emails still didn't get the esim. DON'T BUY AIRHUB ESIM.
Its a scam.
Bought their 50GB 10 Days eSIM package, and it worked great in Bangkok. Low latency, high speed on dtac 5G. Tethering supported.
Also, eSIMX is one of the easiest to buy eSIMs from. No account needed.
Mobile internet worked fine with the dtac network, mostly on 5G in Phuket. But unfortunately, tethering stopped working after two days. Also, the SMS I received after inquiring about my data usage was unclear about how much data I had left. It simply mentioned “max internet speed” without specifying the 50GB limit or my current usage.
I bought similar dtac eSIM products from other providers in my past trips and tethering worked just fine with them.
I used Jetpac’s eSIM while traveling in Thailand, and it worked better than I expected. In Bangkok, it connected to TRUE-H 5G most of the time, occasionally dropping to 4G, but coverage was solid throughout the city. When I headed up to Udon Thani province, it automatically switched to AIS.
Speeds were great, especially download speeds over 100 Mbps. Roaming via Singapore with about 40ms latency, which is quite decent for travel eSIMs. Overall, I’m pretty satisfied with the experience.
Would've been even better if it came with a local number for calls and sms.
Currently, travelers to Thailand have access to eSIMs from over 80 providers, with a selection of over 3500 prepaid data plans. This extensive variety makes it easy for visitors to find an eSIM that suits their specific data needs and budget while traveling in Thailand.
Several providers offer unlimited data eSIM plans for Thailand, including Firsty, Yoho Mobile, Billion Connect, Roamify, Airhub, Esimtrav, Yesim, ByteSIM, GIGAGO, and ETravelSim. It’s important to note that these plans may have speed limitations or experience throttling. Prices for these unlimited data plans generally range from approximately $0.00 to $50.00 USD, depending on the provider and validity period.
Thailand's mobile telecommunications sector is served by several major Mobile Network Operators (MNOs):
Advanced Info Service (AIS): The largest mobile operator in Thailand, known for its extensive coverage and high-quality service.
TrueMove H: A leading provider offering competitive prepaid and postpaid plans, with excellent coverage in urban areas and fast internet speeds.
Total Access Communication (DTAC): Recognized for user-friendly services and affordable data packages, providing extensive 4G and 5G coverage across Thailand.
In addition to these MNOs, Thailand has a growing number of Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs). MVNOs offer mobile services by leasing access from major carriers, catering to specific customer segments. However, most travel eSIMs rely on MNO infrastructure, not MVNOs.
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