rich-murr
Registered user
I’m planning to go to New Zealand for a month’s holiday in August. Otago, Queenstown, Wanaka, Cromwell and the Coromandel Peninsula. I'll be renting a bike when I get there. Now I'm busy planning everything and searching for a good mobile data provider.
I’ve got a gifted iPhone 16, the US version, so no SIM tray, only eSIM. All my accounts are tied to messengers anyway, so that’s fine. Back home I use an eSIM from EE, but now I’m looking for a travel option.
I’ve had the iPhone for a year and used it in Australia with Airalo. It was patchy most of the time and gave me grief on my break, so I don’t want to use them in NZ.
I’ve been looking at other companies around the same price as Airalo and came across TooSIM. From the reviews they seem spot on over there, and their website lists all the regions I need. They offer 20GB for €23 while Airalo is €32 for the same package, the difference in price is pleasant. Reviews highlights good support, and unlimited hotspot that I don't need but it's a good benefit for them.
Thought I’d ask here as well, so... has anyone tried TooSIM in New Zealand or elsewhere? If you’ve used it in NZ, that’d be a win.
I’ve got a gifted iPhone 16, the US version, so no SIM tray, only eSIM. All my accounts are tied to messengers anyway, so that’s fine. Back home I use an eSIM from EE, but now I’m looking for a travel option.
I’ve had the iPhone for a year and used it in Australia with Airalo. It was patchy most of the time and gave me grief on my break, so I don’t want to use them in NZ.
I’ve been looking at other companies around the same price as Airalo and came across TooSIM. From the reviews they seem spot on over there, and their website lists all the regions I need. They offer 20GB for €23 while Airalo is €32 for the same package, the difference in price is pleasant. Reviews highlights good support, and unlimited hotspot that I don't need but it's a good benefit for them.
Thought I’d ask here as well, so... has anyone tried TooSIM in New Zealand or elsewhere? If you’ve used it in NZ, that’d be a win.