Has anyone used an Amigo eSIM?

[WiseUpJanetWeiss]

The Amigo eSIM is affiliated with Three. The Moneysavingexpert says it uses more than one carrier in the USA, which is important to me as I’ll be travelling around and somewhat off the beaten track, but this isn’t clear on the Amigo website (and the chat is down).

Previously I’ve used roaming with EE which swaps carriers automatically and although there’s occasionally no signal when I’m in the middle of nowhere, it’s been pretty good. However, it’s now insanely expensive, so an eSIM it is.

Does anyone have any experience with this, or other eSIMs, particularly around coverage?

I can download maps etc. to use GPS if I have to but would prefer not to. Thanks.

Hopeful bump?

Ive used airalo in the US this summer which seemed to switch between 2 different networks. I never had any problem with coverage although I was in florida so not exactly off the beaten track. I paid about $11 for 5GB of data only although you can also get call, text and data packages.

I’ve used it in New York and it was fine. V useful