TSIM Prepaid USA SIM Card for 6 Days | Unlimited 4G/5G high-speed data in the USA + 100MB data in Canada and Mexico | Unlimited local calls + free incoming calls & SMS

Bought a 30-day Sim for use on a 2-week trip to Canada (Vancouver/Whistler). Activated a couple of days before travel and received an email with the USA phone number. Installed the Sim on the flight over as per the instructions (installing in the Sim 1 slot of a dual-Sim phone).On arrival the Sim worked immediately with a good phone and data signal. It was very useful to have a local (US) number for local calls and texts. The Sim did lose the data signal a couple of times over the next 2 weeks, however a reboot of the phone restored this straight away.This is a good solution if you require a physical Sim or a US phone number. The phone we were using did not support the use of an eSim. If your phone supports an eSim, there are other solutions (eg Surfroam or Airalo) which may do the same job cheaper.

2 of us were going to Canada and wanted a reliable phone for navigation etc while there. This promised 5GB of data which would be ample for 14 days. Firstly we had some difficulties getting the SIM to connect with data when we landed and had no navigation from the airport. This was fixed by the end of that day, however we kept loosing the ability to roam and frequently had to reboot the phone to get the roaming data to function. Half way through our holiday I lost all roaming data and my wife’s phone wouldn’t even connect to GPRS. I contacted the helpline and was put through to someone with an extremely poor quality line who gave some advice. I tried this and it didn’t help. I called back, spoke to a different person but still on a very poor line making it hard to understand. He told me to check my data balance by typing +#225#, did this and it said zero data remaining. My phones data usage monitor stated that I had used 42Mb of roaming data for a period that went back to prior to this SIM. Where did my 5GB of data go? I feel conned and urge caution. We gave up spending time on holiday trying to fix the problem and purchased data from our UK provider, this was expensive but trustworthy.

The cost of using our uk EE phones in USA was prohibitive so I bought this 30 day sim with its unlimited phone calls data and txts. We would be in the USA for 3 weeks so the 30 day usage was fine.I set the activation date as the day before arrival by ship to New York. I put the sim in my iPhone 11 and It activated as we docked and worked immediately with a good phone and data signal. It was very useful to have a local (USA) number for local calls and texts and data.One minor issue is that the phone numbers are reallocated and I kept receiving txts and calls for someone called Monica. I explained that the number was now mine and the callers seemed happy.WiFi is freely available in hotels, parks shops etc but this was so useful when walking and driving as we could tether our iPhones and iPads to it and use Google maps for navigating. Would buy again.

There’s a lot of talk about the cheapest way to use your phone in the USA, but this is the best product I’ve used…period. Bought it a couple of months before travel and activated it two days before I left the UK. Less than 5 mins to set the whole thing up, seriously simple to do, with the setup instructions very clear. Swapped the SIM card as soon as the plane touched down and by the time I got off of the plane it was working perfectly. I was then able to use MPC straight away, and get onto maps on the car to get out of the airport. Previously I went to a T mobile store the next day, but obviously didn’t have access to it when I touched down.I didn’t have a single nuisance call either, unlike when I got my SIM card at the T mobile store. When I did that I got constant calls which meant the number I was given must have been used many times.Unlimited data for that price is fantastic, along with the ease of use. Still to check if I need another SIM card for my next trip or if I can just add more money to the one I have….which wouldn’t be a problem at all.Can’t praise it enough….👏👏👏

SIM was shipped super fast to UK and i already activated it a day earlier, just in case, as I needed it to work asap after my arrival in the US. Was easy to do online. I have a dual SIM Asus Zenfone 8 and my usual SIM is blocked for roaming so I wasn't too concerned about getting the settings right but the phone asked me about which sim should be the default for calls, messages and internet right away. It took a bit for the SIM to start working but less than 30 min after switching the phone on I would guess. It started working shortly after I had connected to the airport WiFi so it actually might have downloaded some apn settings or something) But once it worked everything was perfect and I would definitely buy again. :)

I bought this sim many times over the months travel to the US .usually get the 6 day pass .but this time. Which is last week was really poor .The last 3 days no signals at all.

When I was activating this, I noticed that the information said that the activation would take place "at the end of the day of activation". So, if you needed the SIM working for 5 days, Monday-Friday, you would have to activate it on the Sunday to ensure that it worked for Monday.BUT the Sunday would count as the first day of coverage: so you would actually need 6 days! I emailed them: and to be fair, they replied very quickly and said that they would give me an extra day for free.Activation was easy, and the SIM worked perfectly in my phone for the whole time I was in the US; my WhatsApp, which was (I thought linked to my UK phone number) worked fine: and the data was 5G+ for most of the time - in other words, very fast.But one star dropped because of (what seems to me anyway) as slightly misleading description.

i ordered this sim many times and always was flawless. they may say that your phone is incompatible, like mine, but i ask them to activate the sim anyway as it worked well for two years I use them. perhaps, they shall be more specific what will not work, e.g., 5g.