Engadget Reviewer Has Great things to say about Google's Project Fi

[dgstorm]

Very positive review of Project Fi over at Engadget: After six months with Google's Project Fi, I'd switch if I could

 

[Jonny Kansas]

I'd definitely give it a good ol' college try if I had Sprint and/or T-mo service in my area. I'd be fine at home since I use WiFi there all the time anyway, but the fact that neither of those carriers cover my home area is a major bummer.

 

[Mustang02]

I should get a sim card for a month.

 

[dgstorm]

I should get a sim card for a month.

Let us know what you think if you do!

 

[wicked]

Project Fi has been great for me in the Bay Area and currently here in San Diego during vacation. Only time I've really lost signal is on I-5 on the way to SoCal where there's 0 signal for everyone.

Sent from my Nexus 6P

 

[Jeffrey]

Looking at the rates, Fi is a great deal for those who don't use much data.
If you are in the 8 - 10Gb of data per month, price wise you're in the same ball park the carriers offer.

 

[jplemt]

Looking at the rates, Fi is a great deal for those who don't use much data.
If you are in the 8 - 10Gb of data per month, price wise you're in the same ball park the carriers offer.

But, you have the advantage of 2 carrier service, at the cost of only one.

Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

 

[Jeffrey]

But, you have the advantage of 2 carrier service, at the cost of only one.

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I think you need both carriers for coverage...