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More networks. Same SIM. Same price.
When we launched High Data, the idea was simple: plenty of data for devices that really use it. You put it to work in cameras that stream all day, routers that keep sites online, and kiosks and vehicles that never switch off.
But one thing kept coming up. In many countries, a High Data SIM could only use one network. If that network had a bad day, so did your device.
So we went back to our network partners, country by country. Today the High Data SIM is multi-network in nearly every country it covers.
From one network to several
Our High Data coverage used to be 39 networks in 29 countries. High Data alone now reaches 77 networks in 36 countries, and High Data Plus 93 networks in 39 countries.
More important than the totals: in 30 of the High Data countries, and 36 of the High Data Plus countries, your device can now choose between two or more networks.
What it means in the field
Picture a camera on a building site in Lyon, or a router in a shop in Manchester. Until now, if its network had an outage or the signal indoors was weak, the device simply waited.
Now it switches to another network in the same country and keeps going. The device attaches to whichever network is available and strongest where it is installed, indoors or on the road.
Where it got better
The biggest jump is in Western Europe. In the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy and Portugal, the SIM now works on three networks, and in France on four with High Data Plus. Sweden, Slovenia and the three Baltic states also have three networks each. The Netherlands, Germany and the Nordic countries gained a second network.
We also added new countries: Switzerland, Turkey, Romania, Moldova, San Marino and Vatican City on High Data, plus Albania, Croatia and Georgia on High Data Plus. In the United States, High Data runs on AT&T, and High Data Plus adds Verizon.
Nothing to do on your side
The new networks are already live on every High Data SIM in the field. Same SIM, same plan, same settings: there is nothing to swap or configure.
New to High Data? Order SIMs from your Simbase dashboard or talk to our team about larger rollouts.
All networks per country
Networks listed are included in both High Data and High Data Plus unless noted otherwise.
Albania: One (High Data Plus only)
Austria: A1; High Data Plus adds Drei
Belgium: Orange, Proximus; High Data Plus adds BASE
Bulgaria: Yettel; High Data Plus adds A1 and Vivacom
Croatia: A1, Telemach (High Data Plus only)
Cyprus: Epic
Czech Republic: O2, Vodafone
Denmark: 3, YouSee; High Data Plus adds Telia
Estonia: Elisa, Tele2, Telia
Finland: Elisa, Telia
France: Bouygues Telecom, Free, Orange; High Data Plus adds SFR
Georgia: Cellfie, Magti, Silknet (High Data Plus only)
Germany: O2, Vodafone
Greece: Nova, Vodafone
Hungary: One, Yettel
Iceland: Nova, Vodafone
Ireland: Three, eir
Italy: Iliad, Vodafone, WINDTRE
Latvia: LMT, Tele2; High Data Plus adds Bite
Liechtenstein: FL1, Salt
Lithuania: Bite, Tele2, Telia
Luxembourg: Orange, Tango
Malta: GO, Epic
Moldova: Moldtelecom, Orange
Netherlands: KPN, Vodafone
Norway: Telia, ice
Poland: Play
Portugal: MEO, NOS, Vodafone
Romania: Digi, Orange; High Data Plus adds Vodafone
San Marino: Iliad, Vodafone, WINDTRE
Slovakia: O2, Orange
Slovenia: A1, Telekom Slovenije, Telemach
Spain: Movistar, Orange, Vodafone
Sweden: Tele2, Telia, Tre
Switzerland: Sunrise; High Data Plus adds Salt
Turkey: Türk Telekom, Vodafone
United Kingdom: EE, Three, Vodafone
United States: AT&T; High Data Plus adds Verizon
Vatican City: Iliad, Vodafone, WINDTRE
