Straight Talk Verizon 4G LTE Compatible Nano SIM Card. Fits Verizon iPhone 5/5s/5c/6/6+

This sim car worked great. It might be helpful to know that you have to get a sim card that matches the company that your phone was originally used with. My phone was on the Verizon network and a AT&T sim card was given to me with the phone as a present. It seemed to work at first, for calls and text messages. The data never worked and as time went on the phone calls were dropped or were of very bad quality. When I used this new sim card there were no further problems.

This worked perfectly for an iPhone 5S that needed a sim so it could be used as a iPod. No need for cellular. This is for a Verizon phone and there was no issue. Set up the phone and it is now working perfectly as a basic iPod. This is needed to get past the basic cellular setup. There is no way to set up the phone without a sim. I called Apple and you need the sim to get past that portion of the setup. After that it went quickly through the setup with no issues.

Despite the mixed reviews, I ordered this anyways hoping it would work with my phone. Well, it ended up working just fine in my SIM-Free iPhone 6 that I bought from Apple, and my phone runs off of Verizon's 4G LTE network now. I'm very pleased! I already was a Straight Talk customer but I was on AT&T's network and wanted to be on Verizon's due to better coverage in my area, so I just transferred my service. The photo of this product just shows the SIM card but you end up getting the whole BYOP kit that includes the card in standard, micro and nano SIM card sizes, the network access code and instructions on how to activate the SIM. For the price, it was well worth it.

Good product came fast and great service. straight talk gave me a lot of crap about it. But the instructions where very easy

I bought this to reactivate my Motorola Droid X from when I was with Verizon Wireless, but wasn't sure if it would work, because I was trying to switch it over to Straight Talk. Well.. It worked wonderfully! Even though this phone was still '🔐 under Verizon, I was able to get it activated with Straight Talk with no real' snags'at all. The only problem is, very soon after it got activated, the 📱's LCD Screen started 'Leaking' or something. Now, its so bad that I may have to throw it away and just reactivate my other old, trusty 📱, Samsung Galaxy S2 with Straight Talk. At least I'm certain THAT will pan out smoothly. ☺

This was by far my worst experience on Amazon. I read the instructions given by the seller that were included in the package for the SIM card. However, the SIM card was horribly faded, could barely read it. Had to take a photo of it and blow it up to read it. Then I was on the phone countless hours trying to get it to work to no avail. I will never, ever purchase anything like this again on the internet. They did say that the SIM card would not work on my phone. I called their corporate office as recommended by the seller and had a very knowledgeable and helpful technician. Nothing worked. This was a very poor product.

I ended up being unable to use this product. It may just be my lack of tech knowledge, however, if anyone wants a sim card and activation kit, I suggest ordering one directly from straight talk, as they will send you one for .99¢

Works very well