Google Fi is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) owned and operated by Google. Google Fi uses T-Mobile as well as Wi-Fi hotspots for connectivity. The service automatically switches between these networks and Wi-Fi to provide the best coverage and signal strength for its users.
One of the key features of Google Fi is its flexible pricing. Customers pay a base fee for unlimited talk and text, and then pay for data usage at a rate of $10 per GB, with a cap at 6 GB. After that, data usage is free for the remainder of the month. Google Fi also offers international coverage in over 200 countries, with no additional roaming fees.
Google Fi is available on select Android and iOS devices, and users can also purchase devices directly from Google.
Google Fi Plans and Pricing
The plans and pricing available on Google Fi depends on the number of people on the plan or phone numbers on the plan. It ranges between 1 and 6 people. There are three plans for the number of people selected.
- Simply Unlimited – Unlimited plans for people who use lots of data on their smartphones
- Unlimited Plus – Simply unlimited and includes tethering
- Flexible – Only pay for the data that you use. This includes a
Simply Unlimited
1 Person
$50
2 People
$80
3 People
$75
4 People
$80
5 People
$100
6 People
$120
Unlimited Plus
1 Person
$65
2 People
$110
3 People
$135
4 People
$160
5 People
$200
6 People
$240
Flexible
1 Person
$20 + Data
2 People
$35 + Data
3 People
$50 + Data
4 People
$65 + Data
5 People
$80 + Data
6 People
$95 + Data
Google Fi Features
Google Fi uses T-Mobile network infrastructure and avoids congestion during peak hours unlike the T-Mobile customers for 4G and 5G. Google dropped US Cellular and nor only primarily uses T-Mobile.
Google Fi phones automatically connect to available Wi-Fi hotspots whenever available. To protect users, Google Fi has a VPN built in that encrypts users’ data to make sure they are safe when in transit. Google Fi also automatically switches between Wi-Fi and cellular data to provide users with the best experience.
Google Fi Data-only SIM is useful for IoT devices and other internet-connected devices and machinery. This kind of SIM cannot make or receive calls and SMS messages. They can only be used to connect to the internet via 4G LTE and 5G mobile networks.
Google Fi Phones
Google Fi works with most unlocked GSM phones. Smartphones that are available for purchase on the Google Fi store include.
- Pixel 6a
- Pixel 7a
- Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra
- Samsung Galaxy S22+
- Samsung Galaxy S22
- Pixel 6
- Pixel 6 Pro
- Pixel 7
- Pixel 7 Pro
- Pixel Fold
- Pixel 8
- Pixel 8 Pro
- moto g 5G
- moto g stylus 5G
- moto g power (2022)
- Samsung A53 5G
- Samsung A03s
- Samsung A13 5G
All other GSM phones that work on T-Mobile can work with Google Fi . Google Fi , however, won’t provide support services like unlocking.
You can always trade-in devices from Apple, Google, Samsung, LG, Motorola, and OnePlus that can go to buy new phones or Google Fi services.
Google Fi SIM
Google Fi has both physical and eSIM support. You can buy an eSIM from Google if your phone has no eSIM capability.
You can also get a free eSIM when you sign up, ensure that you order a free SIM in the process.
Download the Google Fi app when setting up a new phone for a seamless sign-up process and more features.
Google Fi App for iPhone and Android Devices
Google Fi App for iPhone
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Google Fi App for Android Devices
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Google Fi Network Coverage Map
Google Fi uses T-Mobile towers to provide one of the widest coverage in the United States. It switches automatically between the available towers. Set up Google Fi APN internet settings to get the fastest 4G and 5G connectivity.
Check out Google Fi network coverage map. This includes designed for Google Fi locations and compatible with Fi.
Google Fi Customer Service
To contact Google Fi customer service, call +1 844 8255234 for support services. You can also find Google Fi on Twitter.
