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Drew Black
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Posted - Feb 26 2016 : 10:00PM
Anyone using Google's Project Fi cell phone service?
I started using it recently. Seems OK so far.
Harri Patel
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Posted - Mar 7 2016 : 10:41PM
Drew Black
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Posted - Mar 7 2016 : 10:52PM
I have been happy with the service. I suspended my Verizon phone for 3 months while I give Fi a try.
Drew Black
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Posted - Mar 16 2016 : 7:07PM
After 1 month with Project Fi I'm satisfied with the service. I suspended an unlimited data Verizon plan to give myself 3 months to try out the Fi service.
I was spoiled with unlimited data. I would stream Pandora constantly and use it as a hotspot to browse the web and work from anywhere. I was concerned I wouldn't be able to easily adapt to being data-conscious. I was wrong. It was easy. I used just under 1GB of mobile data on Fi in my first month and didn't miss the convenience of always-on data everywhere. I stopped streaming over mobile networks, disabled background data for all apps that weren't absolutely necessary, and removed Facebook from my phone.
The phone service quality is generally as good as Verizon's service but I do occasionally have calls where the person on the other end of the call complains that they hear their own voice echoing. This echo problem is random.
Data coverage has been good for our area. Fi uses T-Mobile and Sprint's cellular networks in the USA. If you have LTE coverage on these networks in your area you'll likely love Fi. I only have 3G coverage here in rural Maine but that's good enough for me considering I'm saving about $100/month vs. what I was paying at Verizon. Yes, I could have switched my Verizon plan and dumped the unlimited data for a more apples-apples comparison of average monthly costs. But Verizon doesn't have a flat $10/GB billing model and they don't credit you for unused data. With Fi I can tether my computer when I want and simply pay for the data I use at the normal billing rate. If you go over your limits with Verizon they rape your ass like a horny ape.
I'll continue with Fi for another 2 months before I decide to let Verizon go. Fi is still in Beta stage. It's not perfect but it's good enough for my needs.
Stanley Moon All-Star Supporter
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Posted - Mar 16 2016 : 11:53PM
I don't have it and never heard of it. That's interesting. Not sure if I'd switch, but it's definitely something to consider.
 
Harri Patel
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#SDNY he's all yours. -- Michael Steele
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Posted - May 25 2016 : 9:42PM
i've had Fi for a couple months. One hitch: Fi and Google Voice aren't entirely compatible. I previously used a Google Voice number as a sort of master phone number; calls made to it would ring both my landline and my T-Mobile cell phone. I signed up for Fi service and ported my cell phone number to the Fi phone, and only then found out that Google Voice cannot forward calls to a Project Fi cellphone. Asinine, and even when I went back and re-read all the Fi FAQs etc., I didn't see that this was clearly spelled out anywhere.
Luckily, Google told me that the subsidized price on the 5x phone was locked in by simply registering for Fi service, so if I want, I can bail out of Fi, not be billed anything more for the 5x, go back to T-Mobile or some other carrier, and resume having my GV number forwarded to the cell phone.
Harri Patel
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#SDNY he's all yours. -- Michael Steele
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Posted - Jun 9 2016 : 9:31PM



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