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John Velasco

I tested Google Fi’s $35 unlimited data plan for a month — here’s my pros and cons

Google Fi shown running on Galaxy S26.

I’ve been on Visible for the last several years, and I don’t intend to ever go back to traditional postpaid plans from big names like Verizon, AT&T, or T-Mobile. Honestly, it truly has one of the best cheap cell phone plans around — and at $35 per month, it blows my mind that there are still people out there paying upwards of $60.

Recently, however, I discovered that Google is offering something equally competitive. Even though it launched a year ago to commemorate Google Fi’s 10th anniversary, its Unlimited Essentials plan offers unlimited calls, texts, and data for $35 per month for a single line.

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