How is the Yidian Card for internet access in Thailand?

When accessing the internet in Thailand, you naturally can't avoid the three major Thai carriers: AIS, DTAC, and TRUE. Today, let’s talk about using the AIS network and the rapidly growing Yidian Global Internet Card (short for Yidian Card) in the Thai internet market. Let's find out how good the Yidian Card really is for internet access in Thailand.

Fast internet

The Yidian Card uses the network resources of Thailand’s largest telecom operator, AIS. Whether it’s network signal, internet speed, or coverage across Thailand, it far surpasses the networks of Thailand’s DTAC and TRUE operators. As the saying goes, “A strong wind reveals the strength of grass.” Even when traveling to Thai islands or mountainous areas, the AIS network signal remains excellent, whereas the DTAC-powered Thai Happy Card often falls short. It can be said that for internet access in Thailand, the Yidian Card’s network resources are even better than the Thai Happy Card. In addition, when using the Yidian Card in Thailand, foreign apps such as Google Maps, Facebook, and Twitter can be used without restrictions, with no roaming charges.

Multiple plans

The Yidian Card offers a variety of internet packages tailored to different types of travelers visiting Thailand. For those only traveling in Thailand and needing internet access, there are three plan options: 300MB/day, 500MB/day, and 1GB/day. All these packages allow unlimited internet usage in Thailand (the corresponding values refer only to high-speed 4G; after reaching the limit, speeds are maintained at 128kbps with unlimited data). For those who need internet access not only in Thailand but also in other countries, the Yidian Card also offers package combinations such as Hong Kong–Macau–Thailand, Singapore–Malaysia–Thailand, Singapore–Malaysia–Thailand–Indonesia, Asia-Pacific 14 destinations, and global coverage, fully meeting the diverse internet needs of different users.

Low cost

Using the Yidian Card for internet access in Thailand costs as low as 10 RMB per day. If you participate in the Super Top-Up event on the Yidian Connect app, purchasing Thai internet packages through the Yidian Connect app allows you to enjoy a permanent 50% discount, bringing the price down to as low as 5 RMB per day — incredibly affordable. New users can also get a free Yidian Card from the Yidian Connect app. Additionally, purchasing Yidian Card data allows for a minimum subscription of just one day, breaking the high threshold of usually needing three or more days to subscribe, as seen with other internet options. This effectively reduces users’ internet costs in Thailand.

Finally, you might also want to know: can you share the hotspot when using the Yidian Card in Thailand? The answer is yes — both iPhones and Android phones can share hotspots. Alright, if you happen to need one, you can purchase it via the Yidian Connect app, the Yidian Connect Tmall flagship store, or the Yidian Connect JD.com flagship store. Where to buy is entirely up to you.