Google Fi is launching a new Unlimited Essentials plan for $35 per month for one line. It’s also adding access to more high-speed data to its existing plans.

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Google Fi introduces a new, affordable Unlimited Essentials plan for $35 per month, offering unlimited calls, texts, and data with 30GB of high-speed data. Existing plans are also upgraded: Unlimited Standard (formerly Simply Unlimited) now offers 50GB of high-speed data and 25GB of hotspot tethering for $50 per month, while Unlimited Premium (formerly Unlimited Plus) features 100GB of high-speed data and 50GB of hotspot for $65 per month. Google Fi now supports data-only eSIM for secondary devices and expands international 5G access for select plans.

Google Fi is launching a $35 / month unlimited plan

I’m from europe and dont know about U.S. prices but for me that seems high.

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unlimited premium “but it no longer offers unlimited high-speed”. Talk about deceptive marketing. But what is Google Fi anyway???