took a little work to get the gps/data to cooperate, had to go the orange card site to figure out why data wasn't connecting.got it working after about half an hour

The data was good and that is why I am giving it two star

For $90/month, T-Mobile was only giving 2G or slightly better data at times, as I recall.

Orange Holiday did provide me good data and the ability to make calls; however, I cannot send texts, at least not to the U.S., where doing so is of the utmost importance throughout the day, so I can stay in touch while abroad for several weeks.

The only caveat was that it had no tethering and limited data.

Gives you more than enough data

The law against roaming charges in the EU means I was hopping between 4 or 5 different carriers but the data was seamless throughout

Essentially unlimited data, 3

I've used Verizon's international service before, with horrible data speeds and paying a ton

The data was not working

Once that was done there was ample data for a 2 week holiday in France

This was good for my husband and I - i kept my US number so we could be reached for emergencies no problem but had a very limited international data plan

the data part worked

Voice worked OK, data worked so-so in France, data was horrible in London.

The data was slow throughout Spain and the Canary Islands

The next morning I was lucky enough to find an Orange store in Madrid who looked at the settings on my phone and added the "Orange" data network to my settings, which immediately started pulling data and worked like a charm

Excellent product, your phone must be unlocked, but other than that it works seamlessly, three countries in Europe and the UK, good coverage, good data speed, international calls and text

The SIM card does allow voip skype calls as well as data tethering to other devices.

14 days would have been $140 and my data would have been limited

Overall the SIM cards are good only for an emergency or basic/slow data at some locations

I went to the network setup page and look at [Connection][Mobile network][Data Roaming Access] page, it gives options for [Deny data roaming access][Allow access for this trip][Allow access for all trips] and says "To sign up for a global data plan, call global support at 908-559-4899

Worked great with a purchased from Samsung unlocked Galaxy S9, but could never get the data portion to work on a supposedly unlocked Verizon Galaxy S5 - voice and text worked but data did not (thanks Verizon)!

Good data and SMS, haven't tried calling

Phone calls clear- data super fast

I had data right away and a European phone number

FAST, generous 10GB data and great coverage

Fast data speeds allowed easy access to all my apps like Snap and google maps with zero coverage issues

I wasted half a day in glorious Madrid restarting my phone and reactivating my mobile data and tinkering with the network mode until my phone died - in the

Not only did the iPhone's cellular functions (phone, text, data) stop working, but the battery starting draining from 100% to no charge within 3-4

What did not work right away was data

if we separated then the other group would still have a connection (and my kids use data like crazy :D)

I paid for Sprint plan on my other phone about 12 days into the trip and got unlimited data, unlimited txt and couple hours of talk time for $25 for 7 days...

After we landed , popped the SIM card in, received a text message stating the activation as well as for our french issued phone number

We did drive around Munich as well as to Neuschwanstein and Linderhof castles and had very strong signal coverage

We primarily used this phone for Google Maps directions when driving or using public transit, as well as for voice calls to US and European numbers, and it worked great

I was able to get coverage on the ship itself in ports as well as near the coast

Worked flawlessly in Paris, Burgundy, Alsace Lorraine as well as between small towns of Perigord

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