1. Introduction#
It's getting late, are you curious why today's post is so late???
Because the blogger spent 2 hours yesterday being taken advantage of, and once again witnessed the diversity of species and the reality of the biosphere!
Alright, let's start the introduction!!!
By the way, for joining discussions, please check the Xinhang Free eSIM Application Tutorial at the end of this article.
USIMS – Stay connected at all times, travel smarter. No roaming fees.#
Just to put this out there, this name is quite common, in case you can't find it!
New users can register through this link to receive 1GB of free data (USA & Europe) and a $3 reward.
https://referral.usims.com/ROBq/ptocqsuc
This card also comes with a number, FR which is for France.
However, to clarify, the free data can only be used in the USA and Europe, and cannot be used elsewhere, so if you don't need it, please let it go to someone who does!
Also, this card is only fully compatible with iPhones and has signal; if it's Android, please do not apply, as it likely won't have signal!
2. Application Guide#
1. Download the APP via the following link#
https://referral.usims.com/ROBq/ptocqsuc
2. Registration Process#
After downloading, open this link again to jump to the APP, and then proceed with the registration process.
3. Obtain eSIM#
Then find the place to receive the free eSIM.
4. Installation#
- iPhone: Settings → Cellular → Add eSIM → Scan QR code
- Android: Settings → Network & Internet → Add eSIM → Scan QR code
5. Get Your Number#
If you are roaming with China Mobile (CMCC), you can dial 10086, press 0 for customer service, and they will tell you your number!
3. Summary#
For travelers planning a short trip to the USA or Europe, USIMS's free trial plan is undoubtedly a choice worth trying. Although 1GB of data is limited, it is sufficient for basic navigation, communication, and information queries, plus the $3 reward makes the overall cost-effectiveness quite considerable.
It is recommended to prepare adequately before use: check in advance whether your device is an iPhone (to ensure signal quality), plan the key uses during your time in the USA and Europe, and if necessary, combine it with local WiFi to extend the data cycle. Also, do not have overly high expectations for this card's functionality; it is more suitable as an emergency backup plan rather than a primary communication tool.
Overall, as long as you clearly understand the boundaries and limitations of this service, you can better utilize this free resource. Thank you to all readers for your patience in reading, and if you have any questions or experiences to share, feel free to discuss in the comments. Wishing everyone a pleasant trip!