Reviews For SIM & TopUp
We were very happy with the service
Karen Weiss on 03/07/2017
5
Appreciate the really great service.
Reva on 01/08/2017
5
I love having my same number. Its been a couple years now and really a game chan...
Ronald W. on 16/05/2017
5
thanks for the service , like they say in hebrew " a sherut meule "!!!
Juri Divovich on 25/04/2018
5
Credit received. Compliments for your service
freddy.hollander on 27/06/2022
5
We departed Israel and the service was amazing !
Shawn Gross on 09/07/2013
5
You guys are amazing. the reason why I use your company is because you always re...
Benjy Silver on 04/03/2020
5
I love your service. It was never so easy to change my sim card from a foreign c...
Stephan on 20/01/2019
5
Thanks! I arrived in Tel Aviv this morning and my iPhone is working great w the orange SIM
Gregory Sachs on 18/06/2013
5
i was able to refill my sim card before i arrived in Israel, my sim was ready fo...
Marc Kurtz on 30/06/2017
5
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Phone Compatibility

Phone compatibility for Israel SIM card

Phone Compatibility

Most unlocked phones work with Israeli SIM cards. If you are unsure whether your phone is compatible you can check your device specifications on GSMArena and compare the supported frequency bands listed below.

We guarantee that the Cellcom SIM card will work with any unlocked mobile phone (including Verizon and Sprint devices). If you are unsure about compatibility, we recommend choosing Cellcom.

Check if Your Phone Supports eSIM

Many modern smartphones support eSIM (embedded SIM), which allows you to activate a mobile plan digitally without inserting a physical SIM card.

Follow the instructions below to check whether your device supports eSIM.

 
Apple iPhone Android Devices

Most iPhones from iPhone XS and newer support eSIM.

To check on your iPhone:

  1. Open Settings
  2. Tap General
  3. Tap About
  4. Scroll down to Carrier Lock
  5. Make sure it says No SIM restrictions
  6. Look for a section called Available SIM or Digital SIM

If your phone shows an EID number, your iPhone supports eSIM.

Common supported models:

  • iPhone XS / XS Max
  • iPhone XR
  • iPhone 11 series
  • iPhone 12 series
  • iPhone 13 series
  • iPhone 14 series
  • iPhone 15 series

Many newer Android devices support eSIM.

To check on Android:

  1. Open Settings
  2. Tap Network & Internet or Connections
  3. Select SIM Manager or Mobile Network
  4. Look for an option called Add eSIM or Download SIM

If your phone shows an option to Add eSIM, your device supports eSIM.

Common Android models with eSIM:

  • Google Pixel 3 and newer
  • Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer
  • Samsung Galaxy Z Fold / Flip series
  • Some Motorola models
  • Some Xiaomi and Oppo devices
 

Important

Your phone must also be unlocked to use an international SIM or eSIM. If your phone is locked to your home carrier, contact them to request an unlock code.

 

Israel Mobile Network Frequencies

Network Speed Frequency Bands
Cellcom 4G: up to 30 Mbps
5G: 100-900 Mbps
4G LTE: 1800 MHz
5G: 700 / 2600 MHz
Orange (Partner) 4G: up to 30 Mbps
5G: 100-900 Mbps
4G LTE: 1800 / 2600 MHz
5G: 700 / 2600 MHz
Pelephone 4G: up to 30 Mbps
5G: 100-900 Mbps
4G LTE: 1800 MHz
5G: 700 / 2600 MHz
Hot Mobile 4G: up to 30 Mbps
5G: 100-900 Mbps
4G LTE: 1800 MHz
5G: 700 / 2600 MHz

Make Sure Your Phone Is Unlocked

Before purchasing a prepaid SIM card, make sure your phone is unlocked. Contact your current carrier and request an unlock code if necessary.

You can also test this by inserting a SIM card from another provider. If the phone is locked, you will see a message asking for an unlock or subsidy code.

Top Up Your Israeli Prepaid SIM Online

Online TopUp service for Israeli Prepaid sim cards, All refills for plans & credit are activated remotely within 3 hours or on the date you choose.

Recharge your Israeli prepaid sim card on our website by click here to renew your plan or add credit.
Stay in control of your payments and save, Prepaid Israeli SIM is the cheapest solution for travelers.

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