Anyone using Google's Project Fi?

[Solano707]

I'm looking to switch carriers, Verizon is slaying a breh right now.

 

[Tunez]

No, still on sprint

 

[2gunsup]

Tried it but T-Mobile and Sprint are ass cheeks in my area compared to Straight Talk on ATT sim. For the price it isn't worth it unless you use less than 2 GB a month. Ain't nobody got time to be monitoring bandwidth.

 

[Czerka]

I use it and pay about 45 including taxes for 2gb a month. I'm in a metro area and I get great service

 

[L Ray]

@Czerka How is fi holding up for you?

Thinking about switching to it on my 6, pretty sure I could get by on 2gb.

 

[Skooby]

Tried it but T-Mobile and Sprint are ass cheeks in my area compared to Straight Talk on ATT sim. For the price it isn't worth it unless you use less than 2 GB a month. Ain't nobody got time to be monitoring bandwidth.

Where you at?

 

[2gunsup]

Where you at?

North Jersey, the signal is trash/non-existent in the building I work while ATT has bars all day

 

[KageDaBeast]

I'd just activated mines and so far my coverage at the job and at home are pretty good. I actually have full coverage here at work compared to 3 bars with AT&T.

 

[Skooby]

I'd just activated mines and so far my coverage at the job and at home are pretty good. I actually have full coverage here at work compared to 3 bars with AT&T.

Where are you at and what phone do you have?

 

[KageDaBeast]

@Skooby Durham, NC. I got the Pixel.

 

[Skooby]

@Skooby Durham, NC. I got the Pixel.

I think I'm going to jump on Google Fi.

 

[Anbesa]

I have it and have had no real problems so far. Stay under 2gbs for the most part and my bill is around $40 or less. The biggest thing with Fi is they credit you back for whatever data you don't use.
Basically if you find yourself always using wifi and barely use any data. And T-Mobile/sprint coverage is good in your area, it's a good service

 

[ball15life]

I have it and have had no real problems so far. Stay under 2gbs for the most part and my bill is around $40 or less. The biggest thing with Fi is they credit you back for whatever data you don't use.
Basically if you find yourself always using wifi and barely use any data. And T-Mobile/sprint coverage is good in your area, it's a good service

Do you still have Fi/are you still liking it?