$49 Sims4Travel Data Prepaid Vodafone Data Plan. 25GB of 4G/5G Data for use in 70+ Countries Worldwide (Valid for 30 Days). Easy to Renew. (3-in-1 SIM Card). Incudes the Carribbean, Mexico and Europe.

This was supposed to be a worldwide SIM card , when we got to Canada early morning , the sim would not sync up to my mobile , tried to contact seller on app but not recognised , tried to ring them but no reply , completed several online forms asking for help but no reply , managed to find email address for this company and later that day one of the managers replied with , I need to set it up correctly. I emailed again but no reply, the next day he came back again and said after looking into your issue I can see it’s a problem at our end , we can send you a new sim but would take at least a week or you can have a full refund , neither of these options would help me get data . One of the other manager sent an email to me apologising and said when you get home from holiday give me a call and we can talk about what went wrong , this was back in September, I have since tried to contact him asking for and deal for my next holiday and would give him a chance to rectify this problems we had . That was about 3 weeks ago but he has yet to reply , would I use these guys again , I think not , you have been warned , Amazon was told I returned the sim as not required which is not true , the sim was useless , set up wrong by these poor service company .faulty goods

Sim bought fitted and activated in one of the listed countries (UK) when arrived in the Caribbean initially kicked in then lost signal, I assumed just a bad signal after a couple of days with no internet, I managed to contact them and they then got Vodaphone to refresh and new setting were sent. After that the sim was brilliant worked on every island we visited. The cost of internet on board the boat was £49 per week with limited data 1.6gb so in my opinion this sim is the solution a bit fiddly to set up but worth it. You can also tether and with 25gb there is more data than i needed. Also works on board ship when near to the islands. Signal was mainly 4g which was fine for me

I wrote a scathing review a few weeks ago, as I couldn’t get it working at first - my fault - Richie helped me through the process (after I was quite rude ) - really great customer service - he was there all the way - ended up in the Caribbean and worked like a dream, really was perfect. There will always be glitches but not sure that the seller fault but local networks etc - anyway worked for me and 5/5 for Ritchie and customer service - these guys will help and definitely respond (unlike many others)

Would highly recommend (Android phone)Very easy to set up following instructions provided. I did this a couple of days before leaving whilst still in the UK. 30 days starts as soon as activated.Visited Canada for 3 weeks. Once I arrived the SIM was working almost as soon as plane landed with no problems. Worked well in Vancouver, Vancouver Island and in the Rockies. It uses the Rogers network provider over there. I got excellent 4g signal almost all of the time, with fast speeds. Use mainly for navigation, research, WhatsApp and streaming music. When my wife wanted to use internet, she was able to tether off my phone with no issues. Overall used about 5GB of data, but this was with "data saver" on most of the time and connecting to hotel Wi-Fi when available.Only downside is lack of calls/SMS, but only needed to make about 3 calls whilst there, which cost about £1 with existing provider. Using my phone's dual SIM slot, I was able to set this SIM to handle all data and existing SIM to handle just calls and SMS.Overall, I couldn't find anything cheaper which could offer as much data. The Rogers network in Canada seems to be a really good provider over there and the SIM was incredibly simple to set up.

I used this for 2 weeks on a cruise around the Caribbean. I checked with the seller before I left and they confirmed I should be covered in all of the ports we visited. I coupled this with a 4g mifi device and provided connectivity for myself and my party for the whole cruise.The one caveat is that they tell you not to connect to an unsupported network or the SIM could be blocked. This meant turning it off as soon as we left port. I have a suspicion that it would not have connected to unsupported networks but didn't risk it. I'm sure the seller could make this a little simpler for users (perhaps put a £0 spend cap on the SIM?) which would make it less technical for non techy users.The other issue is that there is no way of knowing how much data you've got left (although support did let me know when asked).Thoroughly recommend the product and the supplier.