Mobyle
ULTIMATE Member
Just a note:
RWG Multi Network SIM identifies itself as Tele2 IOT
On first use it appeared to work OK, first selecting THREE 5G and then Vodafone 4G.
However after that it appeared to lock to O2 even when it wasn't the strongest signal.
Yesterday I made a Journey from Crawley, West Sussex to Newbury, Berkshire. The SIM did not budge from O2 (dropping to 3G often on 900) despite very good Vodafone and EE 4G/5G during the journey (on main Motorways and separate phones/SIM).
On the way back (across country) I therefore tried restarts and power down. It still returned to O2. I was however able to set the network selection to manual and use all networks fine but this wasn't the behaviour I really wanted from the SIM.
So its a good backup SIM for the remote car park issue but paying a monthly allowance (especially RWG) it could end up expensive and not provide sufficient data allowance at the actual time its needed.
If I do get another Multi Network I will probably buy one with a "use in 12 months" data allowance. I'd be interested if anyone has tested the behaviour on those specifically advertised as "strongest signal".
For me now its back to my Multi SIM solutions
The RWG Multi Network SIM is no different than a typical travel eSim in behaviour but with a few disadvantages: no way to tell how much data you have left and O2-only. I cancelled my subscription right away.
BNESIM offers 1GB on a subscription with europe-wide roaming for 77p a month and includes a VPN built into the app.























