Esimplus Reviews

The internet speed kept dropping on me, and it got really frustrating after a while. I felt like I wasted so much energy just trying to load pages and keep things connected when it should’ve been simple

I had to reach out to esimplus.me support because my setup wasn’t working at first. They did get back to me and helped me sort it out, so that part was fine. But waiting around for a reply felt longer than I expected, especially when you just want the thing to work already. Then suddenly, boom, once they answered, the instructions were actually clear and I got it fixed. So yeah, not a bad experience, just not the fastest either.

I did get almost the amount of data that was promised, so that part was mostly fine. The app was showing things in a weird way though, and when I mentioned it, it felt like nobody actually read my message. Not a terrible experience, just kind of frustrating.

Tried esimplus.me on my Samsung and it was simple enough. eSIM set up fine, data kicked in fast. No complaints so far.

I paid by card and it went through on the first try, which was a nice change compared to a few other sites where I’ve had payments fail or get stuck pending. The confirmation came through quickly too, and there weren’t any random extra charges added at the end. Overall, no complaints from me

I used esimplus.me during my trip and the price was fair compared to a few other options I looked at. Setup was straightforward, and the confirmation email/receipt came through quickly, which made me feel a bit more comfortable. The data amount was enough for what I needed, nothing fancy, but definitely good value for the money.

I used their global plan across 4 countries and, the connection was solid almost everywhere. I was expecting at least a few annoying dead spots, but it mostly just worked. So I guess whoever runs this actually did something right.

I was looking at eSIM options on esimplus.me, and the site felt a little all over the place. A few pages loaded fine, but getting around wasn’t very smooth, and I ended up hitting back a couple times just to find basic details.
The checkout part could be more straightforward too. Maybe it was just my experience, but when one simple purchase feels this clunky, I assume the site in general could use some cleanup. I did eventually get what I needed, but it wasn’t the easiest experience, especially on my phone.

I was trying to buy an eSIM for an upcoming trip, but the country I needed wasn’t even listed. They have some popular destinations available, so it’s not like the service is super limited, but the coverage feels kind of random. I reached out to support and basically got told to check again later, which wasn’t very helpful. The unclear communication made it more frustrating than it needed to be.

I used this for my trip around the region i was expecting something to go wrong because that always seems to happen to me. But the coverage actually held up well, and getting it set up wasn’t a hassle. I didn’t really run into issues, which was a nice change.

The activation process was way too slow. I kept waiting and expecting it to finish sooner, but it took much longer than it should have. Anyway, once it finally went through, I was just relieved to move on.

I got an eSIM from Esimplus and, to be fair, activating it was simple. I followed the steps and it kicked in after a few minutes. I did have to restart my phone once, which wasn’t a huge deal, but I do feel like they could’ve made the instructions a bit clearer instead of leaving you to guess a little. Overall it worked fine, so I’d give it 4 stars.

I used Esimplus while traveling abroad, and I’m not sure if it was just the areas I was in, but the roaming kept dropping whenever I was in busier spots. Setup was easy, so I thought it would be fine after that, but the data speeds felt slow most days. Maybe I expected too much, but for the price, it didn’t really feel worth it to me.

I used Esimplus while I was traveling, and the network switching was roughly as smooth as I hoped, maybe even a bit better. When the signal started getting weak, my phone seemed to move over to a stronger network within a short time. I didn’t have to mess with settings much, maybe just a quick check here and there. It was simple, worked well enough for what I needed, and overall I’m happy with it

I made my account in just a few minutes... there wasn’t much to it. Everything went smoothly and I didn’t run into any issues.

I used Esimplus on my iPhone it went smoother than I expected. Setup was easy, the eSIM showed up in settings right away, and I didn’t have to deal with weird app glitches or a bunch of extra steps.
I was kind of worried about whether it would play nice with iOS, so I put off trying it for a while, which I regret now. It just worked, and the internet stayed stable while I was traveling. I’d definitely use it again.

I used Esimplus mostly for hotspot tethering while I was traveling. It worked, so I’ll give it that, but this thing was a bit of a temperamental little gremlin whenever my laptop was connected. Sometimes the speed dropped hard for no obvious reason. Setup wasn’t bad and didn’t take much effort. It was fine for maps and messages, but video calls were hit or miss. Overall, not terrible, just kind of average for what I needed.

I used esimplus.me while I was traveling and it was handy for checking my data, like how much I had left and stuff. I didn’t have to click around too much to find it. The balance seemed to update fine for me, and I didn’t really run into any weird problems. Overall, it was simple and did what I needed

I used this with my Samsung and it worked fine with no compatibility issues. I can’t remember if I set it up the same day it arrived or the next morning, but either way, once I actually tried it, my phone connected without any problems.

I got the QR code from esimplus.me quickly, and it worked just fine right away. The email instructions were clear enough, so I didn’t have to mess around too much to get it set up.

I was a little unsure at first since I hadn’t done this before, but it ended up being smooth. Nothing fancy, just simple and it did what I needed.