Drimsim - Reviews and experiences

Honestly, eh? This SIM is just way too expensive for what it gives you. The balance drops super fast because of those sneaky background apps, and 25 euros for the smallest top-up? That's way too much, don't you think? Plus, it's such a pain to use, especially when you're crossing borders and have to keep changing the settings for different countries, ya know?

I've been using this sim card for the past five years and it's been awesome for my lifestyle as someone who travels a lot. It's super convenient and has saved me lots of money compared to getting a new local sim card every time I go somewhere. I definitely suggest it for anyone who travels often or lives the digital nomad life.

For folks who travel a lot, this international SIM card is a solid choice. It's a bit pricey, so it's not perfect in my books. But hey, I got my card the same day I ordered it and could easily top it up. When I was exploring Asia and Latin America, the card really came through, giving me that sweet, sweet internet connection. Sure, local SIMs might be cheaper, but this option is great for people always on the move who need reliable internet no matter where they are. That said, if you're planning on sticking around in a country for a while, going with a local SIM might be the cheaper way to go.