Google Fi ➡ Google Fi Wireless | Plan Updates & Free eSIM Trial
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- Google Fi is now Google Fi Wireless and with their rebranding comes some updates to their Simply Unlimited plan as well as a FREE 7-day eSIM trial. In this video, I break down those updates!
0:00 Intro
0:39 Connected smartwatch on ALL plans
1:37 Simply unlimited family pricing
2:36 FREE 7-day eSIM trial
#googlefi #googlefiwireless #esim
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swiched to FI - no brainer. I live in a rural area and getting 5g. amazing. Also, went from $180 /month for four lines down to $80 with the same features.
The greatest benefit to Google Fi is the data-only SIMs at no extra charge. I've added data to a hotspot, a LTE laptop, a 5G tablet and a portable gaming device at no extra charge saving me $60-80/mo. No other carrier let's you do this for free. One phone line and 4 data lines for $65/mo. Also, the data is up 50GBs a month now.
Hey, may I know what model hotspot you are using for Fi? Thank you!
@@michaelsmalla T-Mobile Wingtech HS1 4G LTE TMOHS1 Mobile Hotspot
True. I haven't paid my regular carrier cellphone bill for data in ages. I have no idea how it works, but it's a leased to own phone. Same here. 50GBs + unlimited to almost any country. I use it for youtube uploads or game streams.
Can't you just use your hot spot from your phone and do the same thing?
@@Karim-ik5ij Adding complexity by juggling two devices is not suitable. There's a reason that tablets and laptops have LTE versions. Even smartwatches have LTE versions. Don't assume your "rigged up" solution works for everyone.
I travel the country regularly and just got back from a week in Mexico. I've had no issues with my Fi service anywhere. Im very happy with it
Does it work well EVERYWHERE you go in Mexico? Who does it use to roam? Telcel MX, or ATT MX?
how do you get this. Do I call Google Im kinda new here about all this technology
Moved from Google Fi to Boost infinite, amazing price , good price, international calls , roaming Canada &Mexico.
Hello there, Sherry. Long time no hear. It’s Daniyal. You’re a long time viewer. Google phi has been a nightmare for me. As a blind man. Customer service has been garbage. I finally was able to get my number ported over from Verizon to google phi. I’m blind, I’m all about the audio quality and, there’s no HD voice. I can answer, and the calls will be HD voice, but I can’t return calls, With HD voice. The audio quality sounds like the old days of 2012 and 2013 when we used to have regular call quality. 0:34
thank you for the updates
I'm traveling for 9 days and use straight talk. Can I use Google Fi with the same phone number or should I get a different one? The Google fi I want to use is just for the 9 days for unlimited data which will help with navigation.
I might sound clueless can you let me know how to get it or ask about it?
If I will I will be southeast asia longterm I can make calls and receive calls from usa with no problem?
What is the actual end of month cost does anybody have that because this doesn't include taxes or all the goofy stuff?
With the teased hair today. Gawd so gorgeous.
Sounds like google fi doesn't want customers long term. 4 lines for 80 dollars may sound good but most other carriers and MVNOs have better plans for famlies
Who's beatinh 4 lines for $80 ?
Yes, they don't want long term customers. They are having a lot of turn over and a lot of people are leaving them.
Boost infinite is the GOAT of MVNOs
I can't download the eSIM, my chromebook doesn't have a SIM option.... (edit: I didn't realise that I need to use my cell phone which I normally keep on a wireless speed charger). 😅
Your chromebook has to be a LTE version. Wifi only models won't work. If it is LTE, I believe only devices that use phone service can use eSIM technology. You'll need a physical SIM, that's given out free by Google Fi.
@@marcushopkins2290 Oh. I use my Chromebook with wifi or hotspot to my galaxy or pixel phone which does have eSIMs. It's called an auto hotspot or something. I have the Google Fi eSim downloaded. I like it so far. I have a physical SIM but it's a generic other carrier. 5G+ Unlimited which is similar but not the same.
I like your dress. 🙃
I've thought about switching to Google Fi, but after seeing their data caps, I've decided to pass.
If you use that much data, you're downloading a lot of stuff when you're not connected to wifi or you are NEVER connected to wifi. It's hard to go through the cap and even when you do, it's still fast
@therealzuluking I'm currently with T-Mobile and I'm on the Magenta MAX plan at $90.00/month (perfect for my budget). I stream tons of movies & RUclips videos, sharing photos, & chatting with my friends & family via Google Meet. So far, I've used up 9,000 GB of unlimited data (I only use the home wifi for my laptop). I haven't encountered any problems so far, but in the event that I do, I'm always try to search for the best wireless service with unlimited everything, but with no restrictions or caps on data usage.
@@protectorofillinois3there is absolutely NO WAY you've used 9 TB of data in a month. The only way you could is if you don't have a job, sit on your butt ALL day not connecting to wifi ever...
@@NazareneNerd"The only way you could is if you don't have a job, sit on your butt ALL day, not connecting to wifi ever..." You must be talking about yourself 😆
She skips a lot of details. But it's not important as long as it works. I'm running a number of included virtual machines on my cell phone that has all the watches and even Windows 11 for Xbox Cloud (I used to have Stadia, still have my controllers). I don't remember. Chromebooks handle VMs way better for some reason (CPU Snapdragon 7 gen 2). I can have 1000 windows open and it never slows down.
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does anyone know if they use tmobile's UC band?
I LOVED FI, until they ditched US CELLULAR support. They turned off network switching and that was it for me....
Their signal is non existent now I'm many areas now.
Hey! network switching - what exactly is that? can you give an example of?
@@ellisellis2244when it was T-Mobile, Sprint & US cellular whichever area you were in it would switch to whoever had the best signal
I'll stick with Visible.
Visible is better than Fi
Did not work took my money
Google fi used to be great, now it's garbage and customer service is non existent
That’s what I’ve been sadly hearing, & I’m kind of hesitant to even try the eSIM trial, for fear that I’ll be unable to cancel services or something within time… goodness knows I’ve heard some true horror stories… 😢
@@JaredVonBaren At this point I wouldn't even try it. A lot of people are having issues and this is a typical response:
Google Fi reserves the right to delay or suspend services if they detect usage that appears to be outside their Acceptable Use Policy.
Your service has been suspended for this reason, and your number has been blacklisted. Refrain from using your service for one month. No calling or texting at all whatsoever and no contacting customer support with a new ticket. When they detect that usage has been stopped for 31 days, they will re-enable normal services.
Google Fi suggest you avoid sending any text messages, calling and answering phone calls from anyone for the next 31 days. After the 31 days have passed the services might be restored back to normal at Google Fi's discrepancy.
Note: Even if you send one text message or make/receive a call or reach out to customer support that will extend the days for another 10 to 30 days without notice.
If you are unable to wait for 31 days switch carriers.
Please note that Google Fi has blacklisted your number due to their Acceptable Use Policy. The blacklist instated by Fi applies to T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon towers. Therefore is also recommended that you switch to a new number when you switch carriers.
@@ivanchelopeople took advantage outside the US some stood months and months outside and now they bitching. It's THEIR fault this happened. Thanks to them google fi is doing this now .
Upside down pineapples ;)
No thanks I stick with T-Mobile themselves they're Way better than mvnos
Google Fi is essentially Tmobile with better rates.
@@marcushopkins2290 Not exactly, Fi users are at the bottom of priority on their towers and customer service is not existent at Fi now. T-Mobile isn't great and Fi is way worse.
@Ivan Real Estate Noted. I live in a major metropolitan area. In practice, I've never witnessed throttling in 3 years of service. Plus, I've always wondered who were these people who required customer service with their phone company. Honestly I have only felt the need to speak with a representative only once in that same 3 years.
only people that need payment arrangment every month.. trust me when i say ppl complain are those who cant pay their bill on time and need payment plans.. i used to work at tmobile.. we have the worst credit customers out of all the major providers.. they come and stay bc of payment plans. google fi doesnt let you split you montly bill into 2 payments like a carrier does.. @@marcushopkins2290
god she's cute :)