For $20 per month, you get unlimited domestic talk and texting, unlimited international texting, and cellular coverage in 200+ countries. You can also pay $10 per gigabyte of data - until you hit 6GB ($60) of usage. Then, Bill Protection kicks in for your plan. When that happens, data is free for the rest of the monthly billing cycle. Once you hit 15GB of total data usage, your speeds are slowed to 256kbps. After 15GB, you can choose to pay $10 per gigabyte again for full speed data.
Designed for Fi phones: These phones include the Samsung Galaxy S22 series, Moto G Power (2022), Samsung Galaxy A53 5G and Galaxy Z Flip 3 . See the full list of devices here. They all support Fi, with no limitations. So you get full network switching capabilities, access to the Google Fi VPN service, and more. These phones, if bought direct from Google Fi, come with a special SIM card that works with Fi. Compatible with Fi phones: Google Fi now works with any unlocked Android phone and even iPhone, but with some major limitations. They can’t handle Fi’s network switching capabilities, so you’re stuck with T-Mobile, and they don’t get Fi’s always-on VPN feature. These phones (see the full list here) require a special SIM card that Google will ship to you for free once you sign up for Fi online. Pixel phones: This includes Google’s latest phones: the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro, 5, 5a, 4a and 4a 5G. These phones have an eSIM that works with Fi. That means you you can set up a Fi account and connect to its network without needing a physical SIM card.
