Counterpoint: I got a Pixel 2 while also switching from T-Mobile to Fi. Surprisingly only took like 20 minutes to transfer my number over and get the phone set

Counterpoint: I got a Pixel 2 while also switching from T-Mobile to Fi. Surprisingly only took like 20 minutes to transfer my number over and get the phone set up. The only problem I've had with the phone is the dumb USB to 3.5mm audio dongle. Each one I've had breaks after only a few months of use. Very frustrating because I generally dislike bluetooth headphones but am forced to use them. I've been loving Fi (it's great if you travel a lot but are also usually on wifi), I've used it in several countries and I end up paying around $35-40/mo (2 GB data or so). If I need to use more data I just go ahead and do so, without having to worry about what kind of plan I'm on, and I'm billed for it in a straightforward manner. Some people complain that their pricing is bad for heavy data users, but my usage just naturally lands at the 2Gb/mo mark so it works for me. I've had much better coverage in the US with Fi as well.