Google Fi launches an unlimited new plan, costing $ 35 per month for one line. It is now the most affordable Google Fi plan, as it offers unlimited calls, texts and data, as well as reaching 30 GB of high -speed data.
As part of the change, Google Fi renames an unlimited plan to an unlimited standard, which still costs $ 50 a month for one line. The plan will now provide up to 50 GB of high -speed data instead of 35 GB. This means that you can use your data for a longer period without the slowdown experience. Unlimited standard plan now contains 25 GB of high -speed hot fastening instead of 5 GB as well.
Google also increases the maximum high -speed data on its unlimited premium plan (previously unlimited plus) from 50 GB to 100 GB. The plan will remain at $ 65 per month for one line, but it no longer provides unlimited high -speed contact, and now has a 50 GB.
In addition to these updates, Google Fi will now allow you to connect a secondary table The latest iPad Air and iPad Pro from Apple Come with. Google Fi has long been offered The ability to add a secondary device to your plan, but it is only required to use an actual SIM card.
To add a device with ESIM to your plan, go to fi.google.com/account From your phone, select Plan managementThen click Connect your tablet device. Google will then ask you to wipe the quick response code using your tablet or laptop, and you will be able to connect your device to the Internet “without additional cost”.
There are some other updates that come to Google Fi as well. It will now allow iPhone as well as Android phones to reach international 5G, and expand the International 5G coverage of more than 92 countries for users on their unlimited and flexible plans. Google also adds the ability to listen to voice mail messages from your phone application instead of the Fi application “in the coming weeks.”
