Google Fi is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) that operates under the T-Mobile network. It offers phone plans that prioritize data traffic and connect users to Wi-Fi networks when available. Google Fi works by connecting phones to the strongest available network, whether it's Wi-Fi or a 4G LTE network. The service covers data within the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, with certain plans offering international coverage. Google Fi offers three plans, including Simply Unlimited, Unlimited Plus, and Flexible, with prices ranging from $20 to $240 per month depending on the number of users and data usage.
Google Fi, the mobile virtual network operator, has undergone its third rebrand in eight years and is now offering a free trial mode for eSIM-compatible phones. During the seven-day/10GB trial, users can choose between Fi or their current network. The Fi app has also been updated with a family-centric experience, including parental controls. Google Fi is also offering free phones if users sign up for 24 months of service.
Google Fi Wireless, formerly known as Google Fi, is offering a seven-day free trial for eSIM-compatible devices. The Simply Unlimited plan costs as little as $20 per user per month and includes unlimited data, calls and texts in the US, Canada and Mexico, spam call blocking, a VPN, and 5GB of tethered data. Google Fi Wireless is also offering cellular connectivity for certain smartwatches at no extra cost and a phone at no cost for every new line added to any plan with a 24-month commitment. The service is also rolling out a redesign of its app to make it easier for parents and guardians to manage safety settings.
