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Unfortunately, no. I have Project Fi and this is still an issue. They may only have this feature when actually on a call, since I imagine it uses a lot of power
by Bognar 11y ago
Unfortunately, no. I have Project Fi and this is still an issue. They may only have this feature when actually on a call, since I imagine it uses a lot of power to constantly poll for the power of networks. I can still hope that they'll fix it though.
- BrianEatWorld 11y agoCould you go more in-depth on your experiences here? Your opinion seems to differ with the review, which refers to it as seamless. It is the main feature I am interested in as I get anywhere from two to zero bars in my apartment complex but have a fairly strong router and would love to have it transition without dropping as I am walking home.
- Bognar 11y agoIf I am on a call, it's seamless - no issues there. However, it doesn't seem to work for data in general. I commonly try to get Google Maps directions as I leave the house, and often it just fails since it's still trying to use my WiFi which is too far away to be useful.