– UK Multi-Network Quad Band Data Sim Card - One-off Data Allowance for 12 months - Automatically Connects to EE, Three, O2 or Vodafone at the location in use (10GB)

Didn't work in my router - refunded next day - excellent customer services.

This is my updated review of the user of this SIM card for remote locations on our campervan. Initially, it seemed to work pretty well albeit with some considerable faffing with passwords etc but continued to have problems of having to re-complete all of the login and pairing details, sometimes with success and other times frustratingly unsuccessful ! I have recently bought a new mobile wifi device from TP-link and just couldn't get this SIM card to work at all with it. I have finally given up with this SIM card after about a year of complete frustration !! I have bought separate SIM cards from EE and O2 which work immediately and without any problem in the TP Link device. Combined with my mobile phone on Vodafone, the two SIM cards mean that I now give options. My recommendation is to avoid this SIM card on the basis that it's an absolute and awful complicated pain to try to use, and, from my experience, sometimes impossible to use

I bought this for my mobile WiFi router for a camping trip where I had to work whilst away. What can I say the WiFi is rapid. Hi speed 5G Internet wherever I go. Generally it tries to use EE but when not available it switches over. Great value for money as the website appears to charge £90 for the same sim card. I have bought another one for when I run out of data on this one. No registration needed just put the sim card in and its live. So easy to use and the Internet works really well.

The SIM worked in the device I used it in using automatic APN, I did not have to enter the APN they included with it. It roamed from 3 to EE and the device showed that it was in roaming mode. The problem though is that there seems to be no way of finding how much data you have left on the SIM or anyway of topping it up. I asked the supplier if there is a way of checking but there has been no reply. So to sum up, it roams between networks, the speed is ok but if you need to know if there is enough data left for your particular application it is not for you.

Doesn't connect as described, very poor connectivity. Not worth purchasing!!!!!

The support is utterly useless, they send you a pdf for setting up with a TP-link router which is no good if you're setting up any other device. Anyhow, I tried it in three different phones and eventually it worked in one and I was able to copy the Access Point Names settings. I've attached screenshots of the settings you'll need for an Andoid device. I hope these help! Once it's set-up, it's pretty good. Speed isn't great, but ok as a Sim2, so cover deadspots.

Works great, no issues, good coverage

Bought this for my dad, but to register/set him up I used my contact details and since then I've had an increased number of spam calls/texts and every one of them call me by my dad's name... avoid at all costs Suppose I should review the actual product too: It was crap - it took ages to find a network (had to hard reset the phone a few times) and the sim was locked to Malaysia, preventing access to some UK based sites - ended up binning it and buying a sim from EE, cost a bit more, but it actually works