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TrustScore 3.5 out of 5

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  1. Telecommunications Service Provider
  2. Internet Provider
  3. Internet Service Provider
  4. Mobile Network Operator
  5. Phone and Internet Service

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Qoolline is a UK-based travel eSIM provider founded in 2024, built around one simple idea: staying connected abroad should be effortless. We offer instant eSIM connectivity across 175+ countries and regions worldwide - no physical SIM card, no roaming surprises, no airport queues. Choose your destination, complete your purchase, and receive your eSIM instantly. Activation takes under 2 minutes via QR code or directly through our app, and you can set it up before your flight even lands. Our plans cover Europe, Asia, the Americas, the Middle East, and beyond, with options ranging from 7 to 30 days to suit any trip length. Qoolline is compatible with all major eSIM-enabled smartphones including iPhone XS and later and a wide range of Android devices. What makes us different is the people behind the product. Our 24/7 live support team is made up of real people - not bots, not automated replies. Whether you need help choosing a plan, troubleshooting an activation, or resolving an issue mid-trip, we are available around the clock via Live Chat, email, and in-app support. We partner with trusted local networks in every destination to deliver stable, uninterrupted connectivity. When you travel with Qoolline, you travel with confidence.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Fast and Reliable eSIM Easy setup

I used this eSIM in three different countries and really liked it and the 5GB plan was more than enough for me each time. The connection was fast, stable, and easy to set up. It worked smoothly throughout my trips, and I had no issues with speed or coverage. Also, if you need extra data, you can easily buy a top-up. Overall, I’m very satisfied and would definitely recommend it.

1 May 2026
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Thank you, Oguz Kaan! Glad Qoolline kept you connected across all three countries. Seamless multi-country coverage is exactly what we build for. See you on the next trip! ⭐
— The Qoolline Team

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