I'm thinking about getting it but would love to know more...

I'd love to find out how the experience is so far, and what made you sign up for it?

Google Fi has now reworked their plans. You can now get a plan from them for $35 bucks a month with unlimited everything with 30gb of full speed data, plus a smartwatch for free. Also, their $50 plan includes 50gb of full speed data, and their $65 plan now includes 100gb of full speed data. Still also the only provider with postpaid priority on TMO. Pretty cool for $35

Hi Fi Fam,

We started Google Fi Wireless 10 years ago to bring people wireless connectivity that’s simple and secure. Many of you in r/GoogleFi have been here with us since the beginning. We're thrilled to share this anniversary with you — our supporters and early adopters who have helped shape Fi into what it is today.

To celebrate this milestone, there are a few announcements that we wanted to share. You can learn all about these in the Google Keyword blog, but we’re bringing the TL;DR right here to r/GoogleFi.

• New: Our most affordable unlimited plan

Unlimited Essentials, our newest unlimited plan, includes unlimited calls, texts and data, with 30 GB of high-speed data in the U.S. for $35/month for one line.^1,2

• Big upgrades to our other unlimited plans

Unlimited Standard, previously known as Simply Unlimited, now has 50 GB of high-speed data, up from 35 GB, and 25 GB of high-speed hotspot tethering, up from 5 GB.^1,3 All at the same price of $50/month for one line.²

Unlimited Premium, previously Unlimited Plus, now has 100 GB of high-speed data, up from 50 GB, for the same price of $65/month for one line.^1,2

• Connect tablets and laptops with data-only eSIMs!

You all know and love that Fi offers connectivity for cellular-enabled tablets and laptops at no extra cost with data-only SIMs.⁴ We’re now broadening access to this feature with data-only eSIMs, which means you can quickly and easily connect newer, eSIM-compatible devices like Android tablets and iPads with data on the go, without needing a physical SIM card.

• International 5G coverage is expanding

For users on the Unlimited Premium and Flexible plans, we’re more than doubling our international 5G network by adding 54 countries, and making international 5G available on iPhone in addition to Android phones.^5,6

Limited-time promotions for new and existing customers

To celebrate our 10th anniversary, we’re also launching limited-time promotions for new and existing Fi users.

• For new customers, we're offering the Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel Watch 3 on us.⁷ Note: This offer is available until April 29, or while supplies last.

• For our existing customers, we're showing our appreciation with even deeper instant rebate discounts across all Pixel 9 phones! Check your Fi account for these exclusive offers for our loyal users.

We’re so grateful to all of you who have been a part of the Fi family over the past 10 years, and we can’t wait to see what the next 10 years bring. Cheers to a decade of simple, secure connectivity, and here’s to many more!

- The Google Fi Wireless Team

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¹ High-speed data up to 30 GB/person on Unlimited Essentials, 50 GB/person on Unlimited Standard, and 100 GB/person on Unlimited Premium, and 256 kbps after. Video may stream at standard definition (480p).

² Plus taxes & government fees.

³ Hotspot tethering counts towards your monthly high-speed data usage.

⁴ Available on Unlimited Premium or Flexible plans. Unlimited Premium: High-speed data for compatible devices up to 50 GB/person, and 256 kbps after. Flexible: High-speed data for compatible devices up to 15 GB/person and 256 kbps after. Data counts towards your monthly high-speed data usage. You can connect up to four devices with data-only SIMs, and you can use the same SIM with multiple devices.

⁵ 5G service not available in all areas; speed and performance depend on factors like device configuration and capabilities, network traffic location, signal strength and signal obstruction. Actual results may vary. For more information visit g.co/fi/broadband-facts.

⁶ International high-speed data up to 50 GB/person on Unlimited Premium and 15 GB/person on Flexible and 256 kbps after. Data counts towards your monthly high-speed data usage. Not intended for international use over 90 consecutive days. See Help Center for details.

⁷ Get a discount of $300 at checkout and $699 back over 24 monthly bill credits for purchase of a Google Pixel 9 Pro at fi.google.com (new users only), starting 4/22/25 at 10:00am PT and ending 4/29/25 at 9:59am PT, or while supplies last. After Pixel 9 Pro shipment, you’ll receive an email with a promotional code for Google Pixel Watch 3 to get $100 off instantly and $349 back over 24 monthly bill credits. Promo code must be used at fi.google.com and presented at checkout, and is valid until 5/13/25 at 9:59am PT. Phone and watch activation required within 30 days of shipment confirmation. Bill credits are applied to plan charges (e.g. data, calls, texts), taxes and fees, financing costs, and international charges, and exclude device protection. Unused monthly credit doesn't roll over to the following month. Changing devices before 120 days invalidates instant discount, resulting in charges, and cancellation or pause of Fi plan before 24 months will terminate promotion and bill credits will stop and outstanding financing amounts will be charged to your Google Pay account. Promotions are non-transferable, not valid for cash or cash equivalent. US residents with US shipping addresses only. Must be 18 years or older, with Google Pay and Google Fi Wireless accounts. Limit 1 per customer or group plan member. Taxes payable at checkout. Offer cannot be combined with other offers. Void where prohibited.

hi , I'm new to google fi and am happy to be here. I am on the Unlimited Standard plan for 3 line. what made me pull the trigger on google fi was the 1/2 price offer for 1 year to bring our own phone. there are many things about google fi i am tickled about. the price is unbelievable, and the free watch connectivity was just the cherry on top! Second being on T-mobile networkand not deprioritized is awsome. I feel like i am cheating by getting the same network and performance as t-mobile. I do deliveries in a small city in Maine. Previously i was with an mvno that used the verizon network. In theory my previous carrier should have slightly better coverage. but in practice Google Fi is much better. i am always on 5g. and where i had occasional dead spots where the signal seemed blocked with my previous service. Google Fi has been more consistent and solid throughout. It just works and is 5g fast everywhere. As far as signing up goes, it was very easy. the website is straightforward and simple. I recieved a promotion and am easily able to track the status and progress of my promotion. I was concerned that activating and switching my numbers would be troublesome and a pain. But that is not the case at all. All i had to do was put my previous account number and number transfer pin into the google fi app. and click to activate and the process only takes about 15 minutes. Each line has their own account info available in the app. so that each member can track their data during the month. each line can also activate a samsung or google pixel watch at no additional cost. one drawback is that apple watch is not supported. I have a galaxy 7 watch and it was very simple to activate on the Google fi network.

I researching what company to go with, i did consider what customer service is like. So i know Google Fi has reportedly very bad customer service (according to reddit). So i understand if i get into a bind where i cannot resolve issues on my own, i could be out of luck. I think many of these companies rely on the system so that customers can find resolutions on their own. My experience so far , the support of the "system" is very good. I decided that i could not pass up the great price and have to live with the fact that i might not be able to get human assistance if needed. I also decided that if things get intolerable, i will just leave and go to another provider. It appears that process also is very easy and leaving google Fi is just a click or 2 away if needed. The plans i signed up for have no obligation, so i can leave when ever i want. I'm hoping that will not happen, but that is my mindset and i will not stress myself if i cannot receive support when needed. Have a plan B. I know US Mobile is aways right there if i want to change. I was leaning toward US Mobile or T-Mobile, but the great price of Google Fi was too good to pass up.

So in sum my experience has been very positive so far , I love the service (network), and getting activated is very easy. I know Google Fi does not get a lot of positive posts on here, so i just wanted to add a positive experience. Let me know your experience .

Thinking of leaving T-Mobile. Somehow my phone is not in contact lol so I wanna leave and save money

Phone: Google pixel 6

Is Google Fi a good way to go?

How is coverage and call quality?

I work from home and don't go out much so mostly on wifi as well

Hi everyone,

As we continue to evolve and improve Google Fi Wireless, we're excited to share some updates with you!

More value for the whole family. For the price that most people pay for a single line on most carriers, our Simply Unlimited plan is only $80/month for two to four lines, with unlimited data, calls, and texts within the US, Canada and Mexico, plus 5 GB of hotspot tethering. Starting today, the plan will also include full connectivity for compatible smartwatches at no extra cost (it counts towards your data usage). For all plans, you can now get a phone on us after 24 monthly bill credits with every new line you add to your plan.

A risk-free way to try it out before switching. Anyone with an eSIM compatible phone interested in trying out Google Fi Wireless can now sign up for our 7 day free trial.[1] The trial works right on your phone alongside your current service, and you’ll get unlimited data, calls, and texts in the US, hotspot tethering, spam call blocking and VPN to encrypt your online activity for private online connections.[2][3]

A new family-centric experience. Starting today and rolling out over the coming weeks, we’re sharing a refreshed family-centric design of our app, making it easier to manage your family’s digital safety settings, such as ensuring your child can only be called or texted by trusted numbers, and gives you the ability to add new members, discover helpful features and more, all in one place.[4]

Whichever plan you choose, Google Fi Wireless can deliver a great experience for families who want to stay connected.

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^Disclaimers:

^{[1] The trial auto-renews after seven days, and can be canceled anytime.}

^{[2] Blocks spam known to Google; may not detect all spam calls.}

^{[3] Restrictions apply. Some data is not transmitted through VPN. Use of VPN may increase data costs depending on your plan.}

^{[4] Contact controls available only on Android phones.}

I currently have Verizon and my wife and I are on my parent's plan because it's financially beneficial for all of us. But each of us are paying upwards of 175 a month because we have new device payment plans. I'm looking to switch away from Verizon but really like their service coverage.

Google-Fi prices are amazing and so I'm looking to possibly switch to them once my device is paid off next month and I'm looking to get a new Google Pixel through the Fi plan as well.

Can anyone provide an honest unbiased opinion on Google Fi, it's network coverage and reliability and it's downsides or upsides other than cheaper plans?

Google fis strongest feature seem to be it's international data but us mobile now offers cheaper service that includes more data and some native roaming (intl data).

Us mobile also offered both TMO and Verizon network. They are also going to be offering att in the summer.

Should Google fi up their data for their plans?

So I have ATT and my cellular data sucks a lot. Everything takes so long to load while I’m out. So I’ve been wanting to buy the google pixel, switch from iPhone. What’s the coverage like around Kc/Gladstone area? Is it good for yall?

Google Fi Wireless: 50% off for 15 months

https://fi.google.com/about/byod

Amazing deal! Too bad it’s for new users only.

Ends on 11/4

I've been a member since this was just called Project Fi. The first 3-5 years were exciting, regularly filled with "coming soon" announcements including new features and products. Once the pixel was introduced I feel like Google Fi stalled out. Except for a rebuilding of their service plans maybe 4-5 years ago there's been really no changes. In fact we've actually lost some of the innovative features like multi network access that was what drew me in the first place. I had hoped to be part of a network that continued to innovate. The future feels uncertain.

I have 4 lines on US Mobile...while I love the service, with everything going on over there, and wanting to get the Pixel 9 pro for my wife along with the pixel watch 3 for me, I'm looking to jump ship. I am thinking of just leaving her and my two kids on USM since they're on the dirt cheap plan ($20/month for 2gb/month each) and grabbing a single or double line for me and/or the wife since USM doesn't support watches. What's the best way to do this and cash in on promos? I'd like to wait to upgrade since my P7 pro is fine, so I'm not planning to get the 10pro until next year. So mainly looking to move me and my wife over to the simply unlimited for $80 basically.

Is it only worth moving us both if I upgrade my phone as well?

I've been thinking about switching from Metrobyt to GoogleFi but I've seen some bad stories about it, would transferring to them be good? I don't know if this changes anything but we live in Florida and already have good coverage with T-Mobile and the free pixel 7a for all of us would be a good deal if everything goes right.

Edit: thank you for everyone telling me their experience, I'm going to order phones and switch services when my current plan is about to end. :)

Edit2:I'm glad people still post their experiences on this thread. it's been a year with the service and as everyone said if you don't have issues it's good, the phone has also been great after some updates. I hope I never have any problems.

Want to see what plan everyone is using. What is the most popular and value added? I am currently on the simply unlimited and thinking of going to the flexible for the data sim and international data. I am currently around 20/21GB per month.

I'm looking to switch over from Verizon. I see the price for 4 lines on the Unlimited Plus plan is $160 but I'm wondering what other charges I'm going to be running into

Flex Plan - 0 data being in included at $20 tax exclusive and $10 a gb is ridiculous and antiquated - it should come with 2gb to start at least and cost half if not less per gig for data

I literally pay for a data sim and only use Fi for calls and texts because your data just is not worth it

Simply Unlimited for $50 plus taxes is expensive and in many ways a downgrade in features from Flex...

You will need better prices, US Mobile is sounding really attractive

Apologies for the "Shouting" in the Title.

Google Fi was good 6 years ago when they partnered with T-Mobile/Sprint, as well as US Cellular but they really suck now, and are way overpriced compared to other MVNOs. $20.00/month with zero data included? COME NOW !! Tello is $8.00/"month", $1.00 for 1GB data, $2.00 for 2GB Data (note: for 30 days, not per month so recharge date changes).. Visible (Verizon) is like $30.00 All-In. Mint, so many others.

Also, Fi's "Technical Support" absolutely blows. Over a dozen tickets for one issue because you cannot get transferred to their Tier-2 people or even a Manager. As soon as this issue is fixed we are GONE from Fi. But Google doesn't give a rip. They make their money..

u/GoogleFi

I'll say from the top that I'm a Google Fi subscriber and have been for several years.

I've started looking around at what else is out there now, due to situational changes. I was unfamiliar with US Mobile until I saw others talking about it and looked into it.

It seems like US Mobile does what Fi used to do, with the network switching. Of course now Fi only uses T-Mobile, which also begs the question of why not just go with T-Mobile if you don't need or want the network switching?

As far as I can tell, the only things that Fi offers over the others for roughly the same price is:

• more hotspot data with base plans

• better international pricing

But these things could arguably be cancelled out by perks/features of the other carriers plans. (Ie: free devices for signing up, streaming subscriptions included, cheaper add-ons, etc).

Am I missing something or is there any big reason not to go with T-Mobile, or go with what Fi was supposed to be from the beginning with US Mobile?

I've been a happy Fi customer, but now that I've started looking around, I'm really not sure it's the place to be anymore. Convince me otherwise!