Google Fi Wireless Positive Reviews

Google Fi Wireless App User Positive Comments 2024

Google Fi Wireless app received 7 positive comments and reviews by users. Can you share your positive thoughts about google fi wireless?

Google Fi Wireless for Positive User Reviews

✓ Happy I switchedI feel for the people that have had not ideal experiences. As for myself it has been really great! Personally, the least I have to interact with a human being on the phone the better so it was great that I could do it all on my phone using WiFi to setup. Traveling international was so seamless and managing my service and data is really good from the app. The only issue I found annoying was checking my voicemail on the iPhone. Now with this new update I can do it all on my phone. Keep improving google fi! I recommend it to several friends and they are just as happy with the service too. :).ChicgeekcutieVersion: 1.5

✓ Super easy!I’ve been with Google Fi when it was Project Fi. I had to take some steps to activate it with a Pixel to get it on my iPhone back then but I was super excited that they were able to start rolling in the iPhone. Even though it’s in beta process it’s come a long way and i can’t wait until they get better. When I received the new Google Fi simcard the steps were super easy to follow and installation took less than 5min. Love the service and the price. I’ve been with other low budget cellphone providers but didn’t meet my standards. Loving the new app feature also. I can’t wait for newer features. I highly recommend!.M💋YAVersion: 1.0

✓ Great service, depending on...I haven’t had any problems with Google Fi, I actually have service in more areas than when I was using AT&T but it really seems to come down to where you’re living and what kind of phone do you have. I ended up buying a Pixel and absolutely love it, I’ve already talked my family into also switching to Fi and getting Pixels it’s been great. They were paying almost $200 for 2 Samsung phones (that weren’t being financed) they barely use at US Cellular, now it’s $30-40 for both of them. I do recommend for the full experience of Fi to just buy in, although they have been making changes and allowing more iOS stuff it’s definitely lacking when compared to a phone that’s “designed for Fi” vs just “compatible” but I believe it’s still a great service just make sure you have that in mind you won’t have bells & whistles. A 5G phone obviously will get you further as well, also researching on the support forum or reddit helps a lot..TacoDelPacoVersion: 5.0

✓ T-Mobile better valueGoogle Fi’s data is quite expensive compared to other options today. The only real benefit Fi has is the international roaming at 4G speeds without paying extra. I also have an iPhone 7 and have had continual problems with my data connection when moving from a WiFi network to 4G/ LTE. It requires a reboot of the phone (airplane mode doesn’t work) to reconnect to the cellular data service. I had this same phone on T-Mobile for 2 years prior and didn’t have any kind of issues when moving between WiFi and 4G.ReptileshowVersion: 1.8

✓ Excellent Updates - Thank you for listening.Generally I was happy with the service before the plan updates, but the premium price for 22 gigs of data always left a bad taste in my mouth , having to always budget my data towards the end of the month was frustrating. Now that you have not only reduced the price but also included 28 more gigs of data (total 50) before it slows , it seems like the perfect service for me. I also appreciate how you’ve added a megabyte counter for used data , it was tricky to know exactly how much I had used before as it only showed the chart in gigs. I have been using the service on my IPhone 13 mini and although I have to choose the network when I travel , once you get familiar to the process it is super easy and functional. There is no doubt that Google Fi has heard our concerns loud and clear and are actively trying to provide a high quality and robust service/support to its customers. Thank you..ChefBlairGVersion: 4.3

✓ Great phone plan, finally on the iPhoneI’ve been using Fi almost since it came out. For the first 3 years, I did so with a Google Nexus 6P. Finally, it got too slow and difficult to use, so I switched back to an iPhone, where I continued to use Fi. Technically, it wasn’t supported, and there were a few quirks. But I would rather live with those quirks than switch back to any other major carrier, with all their confusing plans, caveats, and fine print, and technical support staff that often couldn’t offer much help. I’m glad that Google Fi now supports the iPhone, so I can still enjoy the network and the experience, but now without the quirks. Oh, and the app is great..NotnamiVersion: 1.0

✓ Competent service, considering it's on a competitor's phoneHad Fi back in it's 'Project' days. And admittedly, I was using a Pixel phone, so I had FULL Fi functionality. Long story short, zero problems. However, my whole family has iPhones, so it made sense to come on board with them. Now that there is beta on iPhone, I'm more than happy to come back; even with the limitations. I fully understand not being able to switch networks (iPhone is not designed for that.) But I would like to see WiFi calling and texting sooner rather than later. Other than that, no issues to report. It did take awhile for the 'full' texting capabilities to 'port' over, but that was explicitly forewarned. Bring on full/native WiFi support in the native iPhone phone/texting apps, and I'd go up to 5 stars. Keep up the great work, Google!.MqidoeiahdkfowiqhsjdkforoajahVersion: 2.0