Google Fi is the only carrier to offer a data-only SIM card at no extra charge, but the lack of an eSIM option meant it wouldn’t work with my iPhone or iPad.

Google Fi, Google’s renamed wireless network, has an appealing pay-only-for-what-you-use approach to monthly cellphone bills. Find out if this low-cost carrier is right for you.

Google Fi makes it easy to understand call charges when roaming. Calls are charged at a flat $0.20/per minute, although ...

Google is making a big change to how Fi users on iPhone access their voicemails: instead of getting voicemails from a ...

Google Fi’s pricing works on an easy-to-understand scale, with 100MB setting me back $1 compared to $1.21 with my carrier. A random 260MB of usage would cost $2.60 on Fi, but my carrier only ...

Google Fi used to be pretty close to T-Mobile in pricing, but as the latter has crept upward, Google has improved its pricing over the years. Regardless of how many lines you add, you’ll pay ...

Google Fi and U.S. Cellular parted ways in 2023, so now T-Mobile is the sole provider of Google Fi coverage — for the most part. Google continues to use other unnamed carriers for what it calls ...

Google Fi's Simply Unlimited Plan comes with its fair share of advantages. The plan starts at $50 per month for a single line, but if you have two or three lines, the cost goes down to $40 and $30 ...

Google Fi has a lot going on with its plans, and if you need only half of the features included, Google Fi might be the right pick. Starting with domestic data, Google Fi uses the T-Mobile network ...

Google Fi makes it easy to understand call charges when roaming. Calls are charged at a flat $0.20/per minute, although they’re cheaper when made over Wi-Fi. Unfortunately, ...