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See what travelers are saying about their United States of America eSIM experience. Real feedback from real users to help you pick the best plan for your trip.

“My second time buying an ESIM from monty esim.
For some reason, the data on my Android phone didn't work automatically after I activated the ESIM. I had to contact support via whatsapp and they provided APN details that I manually entered in my phone's data settings. That worked!
Speed is pretty good, but note that I did not get an IP address in the US. It was Puerto Rico, but that was not a problem for me.”

“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.”

“poor speed. not connection inn some cases. breakout to HK makes the service unusable.”

“The application is good and the coverage depends on chosen supplier. Some suppliers are good, others need to be enhanced. The speed and coverage depends on the service provider and on the country infrastructure. Rate is acceptable.”

“Trusted provider and amazing customer support!
I bought a voice+data esim for my travel to the States, but after activation I had issues with the data, despite voice calls and SMS working well.
I contacted the customer support team via Whatsapp who were very responsive and issued me an additional data-only esim (1GB) until they could resolve the issue with the original one.
The team was very supposed and solved all my issues and did not leave me hanging while I am traveling and need the data connection at all times.
Highly trusted and reliable, based on my experience.”

“I bought a data-only eSIM for the US.
Checkout was straight forward, esim activation was quick, just scanned the QR code on a Google Pixel phone.
Signal strength seems pretty solid so far, and I didn't experience any connectivity issues.
Highly recommended.”

“it's from t mobile directly have better network speed and low latency
you should check your gmail‘s spam folder
everything works good”

“It's a scam, the other comments warning about this scam are absolutely true. Don't waste your money.”

“good”

“good”

“Not bad
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“Great, very happy. No connection via Asia or similar, original T-Mobile Sim, unlimited. If you are flying with united, you are even eligible to use the Wifi for free, since you are a T-Mobile Customer with the Sim.”

“It's a big SCAM.
You received a mail with a fake already activated esim and support isn't reacheable.
Website is almost fake and the email doesn't exist. (mail auto reject from google)”

“First sim worked well and purchased another sim card for my trip”

“They offer a wide range of options in terms of pricing and duration, and they also provide eSIM card for the USA. Now that I’ve used it a few times, I’m extremely happy with the service. Their customer support is slow but they resolved the Issues as soon as possible but good Gob.”

“Great service and inexpensive; you can switch providers by selecting the network option on your phone if one network has poor reception.”

“Nice”

“لاباس”

“Throttling, low speed after two GB instead of unlimited data as was promised. Bought another USA esim, speed became 40 times higher. Used both to download steam games.”

“Great experience, connected in New York, Chicago and LA. 5G most of the time. Easy and perfect !”

“This company sells an esim that claims to work for 100gb for USA but it cuts of after only 12gb. This company is false advertising. This company should not be allowed on esimdb.”

“Fast & cheap esim
Watch out for restricted apps.
Provider app is a bit clunky”

“Great prices, but incredibly slow. At most I can get 0.2mb/s, about 2000x slower than my normal Sim Card.”

“This company is a scammer. They sell misadvertised esims that does not work fully in the advertised countries. It shuts off after a short use. Stay away.”

“Very good and easy to use!”

“They sell a 100gb esim that is supposed to be good for USA but limit it to 12gb and want to charge you more money. Terrible service and becuase it connects through a UK vpn, nothing works in the USA.”

“Update on previous review: They now route the data through a London VPN so that .gov sites and everything else works. Some very picky sites like homedepot still don't work, but I don't think it's possible to avoid with an international sim. Their site updated to Verizon/T-Mobile which is accurate, but they haven't updated this info across all plans. Expect high latency, as data is routed first through Hong Kong then London and data is QCI 9 but other than that I found it to be very reliable over a few months.”

“Fraud! Their eSim does not truly give you the GBs they advertise. Instead they have fine prints that they try to hide. Out of the 40GB I purchased, only 6GB of roaming is included.”

“Turns off and doesn’t work every so often. They’re very difficult to contact. Don’t recommend use a different one.”

“Worked great in USA but data goes through Hong Kong so no ChatGPT or TikTok. I would get 300 mbs when doing Speedtest”

“I purchased this eSIM for my trip to the US and was satisfied with the ease of installation and the very affordable price. However, I encountered some issues with data traffic being routed through Hong Kong, causing latency and blocking some services like TikTok and ChatGPT. When I reached out to support, they seemed surprised and went on the defensive, rather than offering a helpful solution. It would have been helpful if this was clearly stated on the website and if support was more knowledgeable and proactive in addressing the issue. Overall, the service was easy to use, but these issues impacted my overall experience.”

“Uses Hong Kong IPs, some .gov sites and Amazon cloudfront sites don't work, but TOR works to bypass without a bridge. Only complaint is that it was initially advertised as all three carriers, but they seemed to switch their roaming policies so I only get T-Mobile/Verizon and sometimes Verizon doesn't work. Maybe some carriers are LAC locked, but I would have another eSIM with permanent data to use other carriers in a pinch if you need. They are also a new provider so their rates/policies change quick.”

“No issues in the US. I bought 7 eSIMs and we activated them without any problems upon arrival. In fact, one person ended up not traveling, so I contacted their customer service, and within 24 hours they replied and refunded me for the unused eSIM. A perfect 10/10.”

“Good”

“Used it multiple times. First time the activation email arrived in my spam inbox and I was panicking. Activation process requires a few more steps than with other providers but very easy process good to follow.
Last time I activated the eSIM before I left europe, and my United flight had free internet for T-Mobile users, and the phone number I got for this Esim worked as well!”

“Good”

“For a Google Pixel 8, I bought the unlimited national US package by USA eSIM and I can only say it worked flawlessly. I'm from Europe and the eSIM was released and made available even before we left Europe, so when I was in JFK airport I had access.
I will admit, I was a little nervous this was a scam, but I really can't complain. T-Mobile network, flawless delivery via email and directly on the phone, unlimited data - also via hotspot and tethering, and I've not been subject to any throttling. Your Internet access point is directly on T-Mobiles network and not via Hong Kong, like the rest of the cheap options.
All in all, if you need data access on your phone in the US, this seriously the best deal you may find.”

“5G everywhere good price, you can use the chatgpt and others with vpn easy !!”

“As a UK resident travelling to the US for family visits and tourism, I purchased the 15-day unlimited data plan from iRoamly. To My surprise, it genuinely offered unlimited usage the only minor issue was slight initial connection latency (possibly due to roaming handover). As a heavy user of YT and TT with high data demands, this plan exceeded my expectations. Having visited the US multiple times, this is the first truly reliable unlimited eSIM I've encountered. Highly recommended!!”

“I have used USA eSIM a number of times for myself and family travelling to the US. Great customer service via email and T-Mobile coverage for both data and calls is reliable. Also allows for wifi connectivity on some US airlines, when flying in the US, which I found very handy on the American Airlines and Alaska Airline flights I took.
I suggest setting the eSIM activation to occur prior to your departure where you have access to Wifi/mobile data, to allow activation to successfully occur, or connect to wifi at your destination prior to attempting to activate your eSIM.”

“**BE WARNED**
Was about to purchase x3 eSIMs for USA when I saw this.
"Please note that TikTok, ChatGPT, and Gemini are not supported with this eSIM."
It states this for ALL their USA eSIMs.
I looked up Australia & France and there doesn't seem to have the same restrictions. Hong Kong doesn't, however they use CSL which I've used before and they restrict access to Western TikTok
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED”

“Attractive prices, easy to install and fast speed internet. Worked straight away”

“I used this eSIM for a recent trip to the US, and the experience was excellent from start to finish. As a first-time eSIM user, I was a bit nervous about the setup, but installation was incredibly easy and straightforward. The connection was super fast and reliable the entire time. I’m already planning to use them again for my upcoming trip to Thailand. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a good and simple solution!”

“They no longer issue eSIMs from Webbing, with the internet breakout being Webbing's servers in Dallas, TX. They now issue eSIMs from Drei (3 Austria), with the internet breakout being Working Group Two's servers in the UK near London. In addition to that, it seems Drei's roaming agreements with Verizon has a lower priority QCI level compared to Plus and Webbing, and so this isn't the best option for me anymore.”

“Very good service, sometime switch to 4G but speed is good . We can switch operator and find 5G is need. Price is very low”

“it barely worked, I mainly could use it for apple car play for everything else I had to wait to be in wifi for it to be usable, whatsapp didn't work well, disney app didn't work either, photos app, or searching anything in google was super slow”

“Bad connection/signal, no 5g as advertised.”

“Waste money! Do not buy!”

“Can’t activate, seems like a scam as just gives an error all the time like the previous review.”

“Worked pretty well. The provider they use for the US is Webbing, and internet breakout is through Webbing's servers in Dallas / Fort Worth in Texas. However, I bought these plans in January and February... I see a more recent review state that their plan had the internet breakout be in Europe, presumably Poland (via Plus). I'm not sure if that's a mistake on Always Mobile's part or something, but it's definitely worth emailing them ahead of time to check and make sure they didn't switch their US plans to using Plus instead of Webbing.”

“Bought because listed as low latency with US breakout. Data works, but latency is not low and IP is in Europe.”
Everything you need to know about using eSIMs in United States of America
United States hosts 150 travel eSIM brands and offers 9 100 prepaid data plans, providing travelers with a wide variety of options to find an eSIM that meets their needs.
Several providers offer unlimited data eSIM plans for the United States. These include abesteSIM, MicroEsim, Billion Connect, Yesim, Roamify, iRoamly, USA eSIM, Earth Esim, Truely, and ByteSIM. Most of the plans allow tethering, but they may throttle speed after a certain amount of usage; a few have explicit speed limits—abesteSIM caps speed at 5 Mbps with a reduced speed of 128 kbps for a period, iRoamly limits speed to 20 Mbps, and Earth Esim caps speed at 5 Mbps. The price range for these unlimited plans varies from about $2.09 to $25.85 USD, depending on the provider and validity period.
Verizon: The largest wireless carrier in the United States, offering extensive nationwide coverage and a robust 5G network.
T-Mobile: Known for its expansive 5G network and competitive service offerings, T-Mobile has a significant presence across the country.
AT&T: Provides comprehensive coverage and a wide range of services, including a growing 5G network.
Boost Mobile: A subsidiary of EchoStar Corporation, offering prepaid wireless services with a focus on affordability.
U.S. Cellular: A regional carrier serving specific areas with a focus on customer service and network reliability.
In addition to these major carriers, the United States has numerous Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) that lease access from the primary networks to offer their own services. For example, TracFone Wireless is a prominent MVNO with over 25 million subscribers. However, most travel eSIMs rely on the infrastructure of the major Mobile Network Operators rather than MVNOs.
Yes, several travel‑eSIM providers sell plans that include a phone number and SMS capability for the United States of America. Providers such as ESIM.DOG, USA eSIM, GlobaleSIM, JamboSim, Airalo and MicroEsim offer local U.S. numbers (dialing code +1) with inbound and outbound voice and, in most cases, inbound and outbound SMS as part of the subscription. Prices start around $2.49 USD for a 1 GB 7‑day plan and rise to more than $30 USD for 30‑day unlimited‑data packages that still include a local U.S. number, enabling you to receive calls and texts while traveling. These plans are suitable for travelers who need a phone number and SMS capability in the United States, and the data can also be used for VoIP services if required by the device or carrier.
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