ZIZO Wireless Reviews

I used Zizo Wireless for a little while, i’m kind of torn. The service itself was fine for me most of the time, nothing amazing but not terrible either. At the same time, the data ran out way quicker than I thought it would, even though I didn’t feel like I was using my phone that much. For the price, I’ve definitely seen other plans that give you more, so it doesn’t really feel like a great deal. It’s not the worst option out there, but I also don’t really think it’s worth sticking with.

I got my Zizo Wireless SIM and the activation was easier than I expected. The website loaded fine, I typed in the stuff it asked for, and it just went through without any random errors or confusing steps.
It only took a few minutes, maybe less, and after I restarted my phone it was working. I’m not really a tech person, so if I can do it without getting annoyed, that usually means it’s simple enough. Good first impression overall

So far, my bills have been coming out right with no random mystery charges. Shocking, I know, a company charging exactly what they’re supposed to.

Switching plans was simple for me. I was able to find one that was roughly what I needed without much hassle.

I didn’t feel like the plans were worth what they’re charging. Maybe it’s just me, but it kind of seemed like the pricing is set up to steer you toward spending more than you really need to. For what you get, it felt too expensive...

Right out of the box, my first impression was that this hotspot was going to be easy to use, and it pretty much was. Setup took hardly any time, and it connected well with both my phone and laptop. The speeds stayed steady for most of the day, and I didn’t notice many drops. Overall, I’m happy with how it’s been working.

I had to return my order, and the refund didn’t come through right away, which made me a little unsure at first. But my gut told me to just give support a chance, and they did get back to me. A few days later the money was back in my account. Not instant, but still fair overall...

I ordered a SIM card from Zizo Wireless it arrived faster than I thought it would. The tracking was straightforward, and the package showed up in good shape, so that was nice.
I popped it into my phone and it worked without much fuss. For some reason I was expecting some huge setup ordeal, like I was preparing for a tech battle of epic proportions, but nope, it was just simple.

Nothing too exciting to report, which is actually kind of the point. I got what I ordered, it worked fine, and I’m happy enough with it...

So... calls have been mostly fine, but texting has been frustrating. Sometimes my messages come in late, or they just don’t send unless I try again. It doesn’t happen every single time, but it’s often enough that I don’t fully trust it. I was hoping the basics would work a little better

I had my eSIM set up in about 5 minutes. The email came with the QR code and clear steps, so I didn’t need to contact support or figure anything out on my own. I just restarted my phone and it connected right away. Compared to a couple of other eSIM providers I’ve used, this was much smoother and less annoying. Happy with it overall, no drama...

The speed has been solid for what I use day to day. My apps load without much waiting, and overall it’s been a smooth experience.

I’ve been using Zizo Wireless for a little while now, and I’ll admit the call quality is actually solid. Most of the time voices come through clear, which I wasn’t really expecting. I’ve had a couple calls drop when I’m down in my basement, so it’s not perfect, but compared to my last provider, it’s definitely an improvement.

Umm, the signal stays strong in most places where I live, so I haven’t had much to complain about.

Tech support did get my phone issue sorted out, so I can’t really complain too much. The replies were easy enough to understand, but they took longer than I was hoping. Maybe it’s just me being impatient, but I expected things to move a bit faster. Overall, it was okay.

I was a little nervous about porting my number over, mostly because I didn’t want to get hit with any surprise fees, but it went smoothly. The transfer happened faster than I expected, and when I had one quick question, support helped me out right away. Simple process and no drama, which I appreciate.

I mostly use the site to check my plan and update my payment info, it was straightforward. Logging in was easy, and I was able to find what I needed without having to dig around forever.
A couple of pages did load slower than I’d like, which was a little annoying, but I guess it wasn’t a huge deal. Overall, it gets the job done, and managing my account is easy enough

I had a question about my order and reached out to support. I was a little careful about what info I shared until I knew I was talking to the right place, but they handled it professionally and got back to me fast. They helped me sort everything out without making it feel like a huge hassle. Overall, it was a solid experience.

I was hoping to use Zizo Wireless with my old unlocked phone, but umm, it really wasn’t as simple as I thought it would be. The website made it seem like my phone should be fine, but once I started setting everything up, I kept running into service issues.

Customer support was polite and all, but the help felt generic. I had to explain the same problem more than once, which got frustrating after a while.
In the end, I just switched back to my old carrier because I didn’t want to buy a whole new phone just to make the service work.

Overall, it’s been dependable for me. The connection does drop every now and then, which can be annoying, but most days it works fine without much hassle. I reached out to support once and they basically said something like, “try restarting the router and let us know if it keeps happening,” which was standard but at least they responded.

The site was easy enough to use and I found what I needed without much hassle. Checkout felt a little slow though, and I’m not exactly patient when I’m just trying to finish an order and move on.