Orange Holiday Europe Prepaid SIM-kaart combideal 30 GB internetdata in 5G/4G/LTE (data-tethering toegestaan)+120min en 1000 sms'en vanuit Europa naar elk land wereldwijd+1 simkaarthouder+1 pin

Really happy I got this I got two one for me and one for my wife and we went to multiple countries around Europe and at every place we had internet and phone service If your going to Europe I’d recommend this SIM card

My wife went on a cruise and I bought this card for her to be able to stay in touch without paying the high International roaming rates. We were very pleased with the product and the service. I knew that she would never use 30GB of data but the texts and minutes to stay in touch with home made this an extremely fine bargain. Take note that SMS messages are included but MMS (for pictures) is not.She used it an unlocked iPhone. She did not even know what a sim card was when we began, but after a few practice sessions at the kitchen table using my Sim and hers she learned how. When she got to London, she managed to remove her US Sim and insert the Orange Sim AFTER she arrived in London. It worked fine until she got on the cruise ship.Here is the important info for cruisers. If your ship uses your phone as your room medallion and requires your phone to be in airplane mode to work (as Princess does) then when you get back on land or in port you must turn off airplane mode for the phone to work with the Orange Sim. This may explain why some users never got it to work. In port it helps to be on an open deck.The other thing is if your phone uses an eSim you may wish to convert to a physical Sim before you leave the US. That is what we did. Your provider may do this for free or charge a couple of bucks. Doing this means there will only be one Sim in your phone at a time and no way for you to mess up.One other thing we did was to create new contacts in my phone and hers that contained the country exit codes, Country codes, area codes and phone numbers. This saved a lot of potential confusion.For calls to France the exit code for the US is 011 and the country code for France is 33For calls to the US The exit code for France is 001 and the US country code is 001.Your French phone number will be printed on the Sim card instructions. The first 0 is ignored when dialing and your French area code and number will begin with a 6.Bottom line is that if you have an unlocked phone and can swap the Sims you can stay in touch with home for a lot less money than the big boys charge for international roaming.

I used this service on a recent trip to France. It looked good as it offered data as well as phone calls back to Canada where I needed to check my work voice mail from time to time. I'm using a brand new Samsung Galaxy S24Problems began when I tried to login to my voicemail back home. It said it didn't recognize the number I was calling from so I couldn't check my messages. This was undoubtedly because the new sim assigns you a French phone number. Unfortunately when I checked in my device settings it said your phone number is unknown.In addition, the service seemed to only work if I was outside. Once inside any building, I was constantly getting a message that my network connection was unstable. Inside the Louvre or Versailles Palace there was usually no service at all. Trying to stream video to my tablet in my hotel room resulted in never ending buffering. Service in Paris was almost always on an LTE network. I rarely had more than two bars of signal. Frustrated with the crappy reception and inability to check my voicemail, I ended up putting my Canadian SIM back in and paying the roaming fee. What was fascinating about that was the fact that upon reinserting the Roger's sim and turning on roaming, it connected me to the same Orange F network and I suddenly had 5 bars on a 5G network and a great signal. Go figure.Others seemed to have had a better experience than me. Good for them but my experience with this service was that it was only useful when I was out in the street where few people want to make work related calls. Otherwise it either barely worked or didn't work at all. I have a funny feeling that what they are selling you is a connection on one of their old slower networks at 5G prices. Either way, there are far cheaper esim options than this one which provide only data but at least work well I'd suggest trying one of those. At least then if it doesn't work, you'll be out a lot less money.

This was the best thing I bought before we left for Europe!! Our U.S. cell provider does not offer any type of cellular service option for traveling in Europe. So, I had been considering a burner phone when I discovered this Orange European SIM card. It was the perfect solution. This SIM card will only work in an unlocked phone, in Europe. Because my husband and I both own our iPhones, we did the following BEFORE we left for Europe: (1.) had his iPhone unlocked, (2.) turned on his Roaming (3.) turned on his Personal Hot Spot, and (4.) opened the Orange SIM card package only for the purpose of writing down the new unique European phone number associated with this SIM card. We did NOT install the Orange SIM card until we were in Europe. Then we powered his phone off until we landed in France. Once we landed, we installed the Orange SIM card and carefully placed his original SIM in the package for reuse when we returned to the U.S. In France, we powered up his phone and “Voila” - it literally worked immediately. Because Personal Hotspot was turned on, I could tether my phone to his and all of my services (cellular, text, WiFi, apps) worked as long as I was in close proximity to his phone. This allowed us to use my phone for SIRI and Maps for walking or driving directions in Spain, France and Italy. It was just like being at home with SIRI telling us where to turn and how far to walk to reach any of the iconic destinations or addresses we wanted. It literally would not have been possible to do everything without this SIM card. Orange SIM service is available for 14 days without registering or buying any additional cellular service. After 14 days, if you’re still in Europe, you will need to buy Orange cellular service, which can be done for small intervals of time. When we left Europe, we powered off his iPhone. When we landed in the U.S., we installed his original SIM and everything is working perfectly again on our regular cell service. The Orange SIM card was the EXACT solution I needed in advance for peace of mind, and absolutely invaluable for SIRI’s information. Highly, highly recommend!!! I never needed their tech support, so I have no experience with that aspect. However, we did see a lot of Orange cellular stores all over Europe, so I imagine they would have helped us, if it had been needed.

Funcionó perfecto, hice llamadas de Europa e Inglaterra a México sin problema