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Google Project Fi - Any good?

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My contract with Verizon ends in a month and I'm thinking of switching to Project Fi, the coverage map has my entire town covered in 4G LTE. Anyone have any real experience with it though?

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It's a very niche service. I've heard almost exclusively good things about it, and have an invite of my own, but I haven't switched. The 3 devices you can use on it (2 unreleased but announced, the other the 2014 Nexus 6) is a bit restrictive, too.

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It's a very niche service. I've heard almost exclusively good things about it, and have an invite of my own, but I haven't switched. The 3 devices you can use on it (2 unreleased but announced, the other the 2014 Nexus 6) is a bit restrictive, too.

yeah i knew that. Even if i dont switch to Fi i may get the 6P anyways so the restricted devices isnt much of an issue

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yeah i knew that. Even if i dont switch to Fi i may get the 6P anyways so the restricted devices isnt much of an issue

I'm getting a 6P as well, but you'll be waiting at least a month for the 6P to even be released, so you'd have to renew with Verizon, switch to some Prepaid briefly, or go without a phone. :\

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I'm getting a 6P as well, but you'll be waiting at least a month for the 6P to even be released, so you'd have to renew with Verizon, switch to some Prepaid briefly, or go without a phone. :\

my contract has a bit more than a month, i think november actually xD don't worry :)

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Republic wireless is 5$ cheaper per month so...

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