What travelers are saying

“I was nervous about staying connected while island-hopping in Palawan, but TravelWiFiPH delivered the device right to my El Nido resort the morning we arrived. Signal was strong even on the boat between islands. Absolutely worth every peso.”

“Seamless experience. The device was at my Cebu Airbnb when I checked in, and returning it was just dropping it at a courier. No hidden fees, no deposit drama. The connection handled video calls with Spain with no issues.”

“Connected five devices at once — my laptop, two phones, a tablet, and my partner's laptop. Speed never dropped noticeably. The team replied to my question within minutes. This is how pocket WiFi rental should work everywhere.”

“In Japan we are used to pocket WiFi services but the prices here are much better and delivery to the hotel was a surprise — very convenient. No registration stress like a local SIM. I will use again on my next Philippines trip.”

“Solid device and great customer support. Coverage in Siargao is mostly good — a few dead spots near the more remote surf breaks, but that's the Philippines in general. Very happy overall and already booked again for my return trip.”

“Used this for a two-week business trip across Manila and Davao. Reliable enough for constant Zoom calls and file uploads. The no-security-deposit policy sealed the deal. Will recommend to everyone from our office travelling to the Philippines.”

“I had read mixed things about getting internet in Coron but this device worked beautifully around the town and on most tours. Booking was easy and the device was waiting at my hotel front desk. Thank you TravelWiFiPH!”

“I travel to Mindanao regularly for work and data cap issues with local SIMs were always a frustration. With TravelWiFiPH I never worried once. Unlimited really means unlimited. Fast delivery, easy return, fair pricing. Five stars without hesitation.”

“Very smooth service. Device was clean, battery lasted all day, and I felt safe not having to pay a deposit. Highly recommend to Korean travelers visiting Palawan.”