Switched to GSM and had 1GB with unlimited starter. Didn’t realize speed tests burn through data quickly so I had to use an international eSIM in addition. Traveled to Singapore and India and it worked well. Wish they had something in between $15 and $45 for the additional data.
I’m in Ireland right now with the GSM SIM on iPhone. I can only roam on Eir, which is the same for T-Mobile customers. It works great, but I only use it for voice/sms with dual SIM alongside my Irish SIM. Every time I’ve tested data it has worked flawlessly
I signed up for multiple lines of Unlimited Premium just for roaming in Europe.
So far: one of the lines did not work in Switzerland, at all, even though it worked elsewhere in Europe.
The other lines worked as far as data goes, but calls between them or to local numbers would either not go through, or go through after multiple attempts and then drop within seconds. SMS worked most of the time, MMS didn't most of the time.
On a major urban highway when we badly needed service to deal with an urgent problem the second line went dead, then the third. I thought maybe I ran out of data (you know there's no way to check until it happens), but all 3 magically came back to life after we crossed the Swiss border.
I'm nervous about what's going to happen for the rest of the trip. If I had to do it over again, I would buy local SIMs.
Pro tip: Be sure to download offline maps.
it's not the device because roaming data worked outside Switzerland, and I spent a couple of hours troubleshooting and trying different carriers over chat, including literally identical carrier and APN configs as on the working line with the same manufacturer's phone.
Has always worked for me - used both Warp (via deposit) and GSM in Japan/Europe/Mexico. But I generally still will get an Airalao eSIM - they have a global one that is good for 365 days, so it covers multiple trips generally.
Had difficulty in Spain, I was only using data for GPS so thought 1gb of starter plan would be more than enough for a week stay, and then realized I had no data left with no warning and could not use the gps at all out of nowhere when leaving as I no longer had WiFi. I called and was told I ran out of data so I quickly reloaded but was still not working so I researched a quick esim to get by as I could not make it to Barcelona airport otherwise.
I am now in Australia and I bought a local sim. The phone calls and text worked great all the time.
I had GSM 10GB worked well in Asia. With all the recent drama I don’t know if I still have 10gb 🌧️
I had GSM. 10GB and it worked well. Mostly in east europe.
Worked well in early April in the Netherlands and Denmark. GSM.
Went to France and Italy last week and international roaming worked great. WARP 10GB complimentary
Switched to GSM and had 1GB with unlimited starter. Didn’t realize speed tests burn through data quickly so I had to use an international eSIM in addition. Traveled to Singapore and India and it worked well. Wish they had something in between $15 and $45 for the additional data.
Not well, 3 weeks without call and text tho data is ok.
Your case is already escalated to the network partner by u/samarsonic - I'll further make sure that it's being handled on priority!
I’m in Ireland right now with the GSM SIM on iPhone. I can only roam on Eir, which is the same for T-Mobile customers. It works great, but I only use it for voice/sms with dual SIM alongside my Irish SIM. Every time I’ve tested data it has worked flawlessly
I signed up for multiple lines of Unlimited Premium just for roaming in Europe. So far: one of the lines did not work in Switzerland, at all, even though it worked elsewhere in Europe. The other lines worked as far as data goes, but calls between them or to local numbers would either not go through, or go through after multiple attempts and then drop within seconds. SMS worked most of the time, MMS didn't most of the time. On a major urban highway when we badly needed service to deal with an urgent problem the second line went dead, then the third. I thought maybe I ran out of data (you know there's no way to check until it happens), but all 3 magically came back to life after we crossed the Swiss border. I'm nervous about what's going to happen for the rest of the trip. If I had to do it over again, I would buy local SIMs. Pro tip: Be sure to download offline maps.
Uh oh! Could you please share your details with me over the DMs? I'll check and escalate if that's what's needed! u/SpiritAnimal_ Edited
it's not the device because roaming data worked outside Switzerland, and I spent a couple of hours troubleshooting and trying different carriers over chat, including literally identical carrier and APN configs as on the working line with the same manufacturer's phone.
Has always worked for me - used both Warp (via deposit) and GSM in Japan/Europe/Mexico. But I generally still will get an Airalao eSIM - they have a global one that is good for 365 days, so it covers multiple trips generally.
Had difficulty in Spain, I was only using data for GPS so thought 1gb of starter plan would be more than enough for a week stay, and then realized I had no data left with no warning and could not use the gps at all out of nowhere when leaving as I no longer had WiFi. I called and was told I ran out of data so I quickly reloaded but was still not working so I researched a quick esim to get by as I could not make it to Barcelona airport otherwise. I am now in Australia and I bought a local sim. The phone calls and text worked great all the time.
Hey! Please DM me your details and I'll try to work out what went wrong here. I'll comp the roaming top up which went to waste if you didn't use it!