Most modern phones do, but you must check our specific list here: eSIM Compatible Devices to be 100% sure before purchasing. 

 Signal is strong at Douglas Sea Terminal, but you will likely be offline during the open sea crossing on the Manxman or Ben-my-Chree vessels. 

 Yes. You will generally have strong signal to share photos of the Laxey Wheel or the view from Snaefell, though mist can sometimes affect signal strength. 

 Absolutely. Google Maps is essential for navigating the narrow country lanes and avoiding road closures, especially if you are not familiar with the Mountain Road. 

 To give you the best speed and coverage on the island, our eSIM connects to the island’s premium providers, typically Manx Telecom (MT) or Sure. This ensures you get the fastest available 4G/LTE speeds, whether you are in Douglas or exploring the castles in Peel and Castletown. 

Yes, absolutely. The Isle of Man has an excellent, modern mobile network. You will have strong 4G coverage across the vast majority of the island, including all major towns, villages, and coastal roads. It is perfect for using Google Maps to navigate the winding country lanes. 

Yes, 100%. Buying a physical "Manx Telecom" or "Sure" SIM card at Ronaldsway Airport (IOM) or the Sea Terminal in Douglas requires you to find the kiosk, wait in line, and go through a mandatory passport registration process. Our eSIM is 100% digital, requires no ID registration, and can be installed before you even board the ferry or plane. 

Yes, in key areas. This is a top concern for TT fans. Our eSIM connects to the local networks (Manx Telecom/Sure), which bring in temporary masts to handle the massive crowds. You will have a strong 4G/5G signal in Douglas (at the Grandstand) and in the other towns (Ramsey, Peel). On the remote Mountain Course section, the signal will be intermittent or non-existent, as it is in the open moors.