Discover the convenience of eSIM (Embedded-SIM) technology. Book your trip, scan the QR code, and dive into a hassle-free internet experience. Find valuable information about American and Canadian attractions, setting the stage for an exciting adventure.
| Data Usage Specifications | Unlimited data |
| Transmission Specifications | 4G |
| Signal Coverage Area | United States, Canada(excluding Guam & Saipan) |
| Mobile Carrier | United States: AT&T,T-Mobile / Canada: Bell, Telus, Sasktel / Hawaii: AT&T, T-Mobile |
| Supported Sizes | eSIM |
| Hotspot Sharing | Available |
| Supported Frequencies(4G) | B2(1900 MHz), B5(850 MHz), B17(700b MHz) |
| Excludes | Voice calls, Texts |
| Not Supported | SIM-locked device, Carrier-customized device, Pocket WiFi |
| Reminders | Data Cap: Once you surpass the 1 GB Daily Cap, brace yourself for a high-speed adventure with a reduced internet speed of 384 kbps AT&T Bandwidth Frequency: 4G LTE: band 4, Band 2/17/30 (Secondary); 3G: 1900MHz, 850MHz (Secondary) ・Validity Period: The eSIM remains active for 15/30 days from the date of activation Prior to usage, please verify that your device aligns with the specified bandwidth frequency. iPhone 5S/5C or newer models support both 4G & 3G frequencies, while some devices like iPhone 5 and select Android phones (e.g., Xiaomi, hTC, and certain Asus phones) only support 3G. Ensure compatibility for uninterrupted connectivity |
Once scanned, each QR code is valid for a single use and cannot be modified afterwards
To disable the eSIM function, simply tap on "Remove Cellular Plan 移除行動方案."
To ensure fair internet access for all users, telecom carriers implement a Fair Usage Policy. Excessive video streaming or data consumption may result in slower or weaker signal reception
Please note that telecom carriers have the authority to enforce temporary speed restrictions if a user's data consumption negatively affects others' internet connections. KKday is unable to intervene in such cases
The quality of communication may be influenced by external factors such as terrain (e.g., mountains), weather, buildings obstructin signals, the number of users, or location, affecting internet speed and quality.