MVNO wireless phone service operated by Google in the US.
I love that Google Fi only charges me for the data I use, so light months cost me very little. Switching between networks happens automatically and the app is clean and simple. The only downside is that not every phone fully supports all of Fi's features.
Pay-for-what-you-use billing and clean app
Some phones lack full support
As someone who hops between countries monthly, Google Fi has been a game changer, the same data rate everywhere and instant connectivity the moment I land. The bill detail is transparent and I've never been surprised by a charge. Couldn't ask for more.
Google Fi's international data is the best I've used, I landed in three countries and it just worked with no SIM swaps or extra fees. The catch is that my home coverage relies on a network that's spotty in my area, so daily reception is hit or miss. Truly torn on this one.
Google Fi has a RevWala Trust Score of 61/100 (Average), based on 5 customer reviews with an average rating of 4.0 out of 5. Reviews are mixed — read recent ones before deciding.
Google Fi is rated 4.0 out of 5 stars from 5 reviews on RevWala, with a "Average" Trust Score.
Google Fi has 5 reviews on RevWala, including 3 verified reviews.
Consistent global data and transparent billing
Seamless international roaming
Spotty home coverage
Google Fi saved me money and the network-switching means I almost always have a usable signal in the city. Setting up an eSIM took two minutes and porting my number was painless. For a flexible, no-contract option this MVNO has been fantastic.
Easy eSIM setup and real savings
Google Fi works well for my needs and the per-gig pricing suits a light user like me. When I had an activation hiccup, though, support was all online and it took a few back-and-forth messages to resolve. Solid service overall, just don't expect a phone line.
Fair pricing for light users
Chat-only support is slow