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The ease with T Mobile is there too. I pay $50/month for my plan, and calls, text, and data effectively works seamlessly in ~160 countries. If I want faster dat
by cosmie 9y ago
The ease with T Mobile is there too. I pay $50/month for my plan, and calls, text, and data effectively works seamlessly in ~160 countries. If I want faster data in some of those countries, I can pay $10 extra.
Google Fi is $20/month for voice and text, plus a variable $10/month per GB up to 6GB where it caps out at $80/month.
Note that I'm not arguing against you, just wanted to clarify that the t mobile experience is just as seamless as Fi, in case I overcomplicated it.
T-Mobile even supports WiFi calling in the same way as Fi, if you want to enable it (handy for me at work, where I'm in a building built like a bunker that gets close to no reception on any network).
- josteink 9y agoIs 6GB seriously the best Google has to offer? I'm on a 7GB monthly plan and I find that limiting... I guess we have different standards here in Europe.
- larrysalibra 9y agoIt doesn't stop at 6 gb, they stop charging you for data at 6 gb. It's "free" after that.
- cosmie 9y agoAs Larrysalibra said, 6GB is basically just the threshold for where you go from paying per GB to it being unlimited. If you use 3GB, you'll be charged $30 for saga. If you use 6GB, you'll be charged $60 for data, and if you use 9GB or 18GB or 30 GB you'll still only be charged $60 for data.
- freewizard 9y agoAlso note TMobile supports Apple Watch LTE while Fi doesn’t and probably won’t.