OneSimCard Travel eSIM

Despite Italy and France being on OneSimCard's list of umptyump countries where the card would work, we found on arrival in both countries that we couldn't place calls and couldn't text. What's a phone for, anyway? This nearly led to calling the Paris police when we got separated on two different trains and couldn't communicate with each other for six hours. OneSimCard--what a waste.

This company is only one of two companies where you can buy and eSIM for your Samsung Galaxy Watch! The other company I did business with was totally horrible, however, OneSimCard is such an awesome company with great tech support and customer service! They really care about making their customers happy and go out of their way to help you if you have problems along the way. Installing the eSIM is quite simple, just be sure to follow the Samsung guide on how to do it first and it goes much quicker! Also this company is great about making sure you have a phone number that works where you live and you just ask for a PEN add on to the service, its also very quick and easy! I hope you enjoy OneSimCard as much as I have!

The price is not that good when testing the SIM card in Philippines since it's using the expensive tier. But the esim works fine.

This was researched and everything said it would work on an iPhone X, but actual application now is saying it will not. Makes it a complete waste of time now.

These work great so far in Germany, Italy, France and the UK. We off to now try them in Australia and New Zealand. I have found there are more plans available through the phone app than on the website, but maybe it's just something I'm not doing right. Either way, super easy to use and a great way to stay in touch when traveling!

It was very difficult to make the virtual sim operative. It took several days for the company to respond to the registration and implementation of the time on the card. It is not for the faint of heart or for someone that needs it immediately for travel.

I followed the instructions and paid $50. Then, I was able to get the QR code to install the esim card on my iphone 15. It did give a warning that if you scan the QR code you will no longer be able to get your money back. Ok what was I supposed to do? I scanned it. And, to my horror it said since my phone is locked I could not install it. I called to US Cellular company and asked if my phone was really locked. They said yes and to get it unlocked I would have to pay the balance on my phone, a large amount of money at this time since that phone is new. I am super upset about it. I just want to cry. I'm just out of $50 and I suppose calling these people won't do my any good. Sad.

We had no difficulty using the SIM while traveling in Italy. Highly recommended!