Uni Prepaid Portable Toll Pass by E-PASS – Works in 19 States Including FL, GA, NC, VA, WV, MD, DE, NJ, NY, PA, MA, RI, NH, ME, OH, in, IL, KY, and MN – Black

This E-PASS Uni toll pass is a lifesaver! I used it on a road trip across multiple states, and it worked perfectly at every toll — no issues at all. It was easy to set up and attach to my windshield. I love that it works in so many states, especially along the East Coast and Midwest. No more stopping for cash or guessing which pass works where. It’s portable, reliable, and makes driving stress-free. Best part — it’s a great value for the price. You get coverage in 19 states with just one device, and there are no monthly fees like some other options. Highly recommend if you travel across states!

I was very grateful to be able to order this while out of town and pick it up at an Amazon Locker, and through E-Pass's customer service, connect it easily to my account after my original E-Pass X-tra reached end of life (wouldn't work with gates, only transponders). Works as it should. Typically traveling by car, this has been quite a convenience when in states with toll roads (Illinois, Georgia, Florida).

If you are going to travel even semi-frequently to any of the states this covers you definitely want one of the these. First, you get lower rates than paying with cash or toll by plate. Second, You can use the express lanes in GA which are the only thing that makes driving through Atlanta bearable. Lastly, you can move it between cars which makes it super convenient. You are supposed to be able to use it to pay for parking at the Orlando Airport but we've never been able to figure out how to get it to work.

Works well with multiple toll services in multiple states. Cheaper than using toll transponders provided by rental car companies or using bill-by-plate systems.

I bought a Delaware E-ZPass back in late 2017 at one of the Delaware rest stops, the reason being the fact DE version doesn't charge admin and/or "maintenance" fees unlike some other states. I rarely used the pass, perhaps around 20 times per year, and the only reason I had it is the sheer convenience of not having to stop at toll booths, and the ability to use toll roads on very rare occasions due to road and/or traffic conditions. I didn't really care for "discounts" some states offered because it would be rarely used. It was one of the older style ones that had a primary (non-rechargeable) lithium battery inside that's supposed to be good on an average of 10 years. That thing worked great when I first got it. Fast-forward 7 years and I started getting toll due mails, signifying the battery is probably getting too weak. 7 years of lifespan with rare usage when the advertised lifespan is 10 years is less than ideal. Additionally, when I tried to get it replaced, they offered me the same battery-powered one for $15. Instead, I chose to go with the Uni Pass as that seems to work wherever the E-ZPass system is used, and I don't have to worry about the battery dying since it doesn't use one. The E-PASS Android app used to manage the Uni Pass was simple to use to register the device, account, and vehicle. It does require a valid U.S. driver license for the purpose of account registration, as well as your vehicle type and license plate. In regards to some people having trouble figuring out which number to input during the device registration process, it's the one that says "FL ID". I didn't even have to manually input the number as the app has a built-in barcode reader that did that for me. If you scan the wrong barcode, it'll tell you to scan the other one. I never bothered to use the E-ZPass DE Android app. According to some reviewers, loading money using E-ZPass apps requires a transaction fee. On the other hand, I loaded $100 on my E-PASS account and it was loaded with $100 usable credit, with my bank statement showing it charged me exactly $100, meaning no transaction fee. If you're like me who seldom use the E-ZPass, not wanting to deal with fees and don't care about "discounts," but have it just in case for the sake of convenience, transitioning to the Uni Pass is a no-brainer.

The epass itself works fine once you get it set up. The app and website can be hard to navigate You'll probably end up talking to customer service a few times to get it set up. The customer service is good but it has limited hours. So you should spend enough time with the app to be able to change the car you're driving to the rental. Also, when you're done with the car make sure to change the car back to your personal car or you'll continue to get charged while someone else drives the same rental car.

Works great and very easy to set up.

I’ve lived in central Florida my entire life and every time I have to impromptu pick someone up from MCO, going to the theme parks, or what have you, I always wish I had one of those things. For years I’ve been paying by plate and the tolls cost more that way and honestly we are all human and forget to pay them sometimes; which then causes problems when you go to register your vehicle once those tags are due to expire. The tolls are cheaper this way, the app makes it very convenient to add money and has stats on how much you’re paying and saving. I picked this thing up because I was having to commute for work on the 417, but man did it come in handy too when I had a long impromptu trip down i4. The express lane cut down my drive significantly and I drove past majority of the stand still traffic on that awful highway. Not only that but this thing works in several states! I have family all up the east coast and take roadtrips at least once a year. I do not know why it took me so long to pull the trigger on this thing. The convenience is unmatched and I’m kicking myself for paying more all these years! Almost forgot to add: I had owed some tolls when I went to set the account up for this thing and because I purchased this they took $15 off of my owed tolls so it basically paid for itself right then and there. Get this thing!!