You can get nationwide coverage with a new phone designed for Google Fi or switch to Google Fi with your existing phone. To check if your device is compatible with Google Fi, use the official …

Activate your Google Fi service Are you a new Google Fi Wireless user in the United States having an issue when activating your service? We can help! Click the button below to use our troubleshooter: …

Get to know Fi Learn why Fi is a different kind of phone plan and how to get the most out of your Google Fi service. Get step-by-step guides and instructional videos on how to sign up, transfer your number, …

All Designed for Fi phones come with a manufacturer’s warranty that covers mechanical breakdown that occurs through no fault of the owner. After the manufacturer’s warranty expires, Google Fi Device …

If Google Fi service is cancelled, the cancellation impacts subscription eligibility. If a plan owner cancels Google Fi service, we charge the remaining amount owed for all active subscription phones on their …

To use a different phone with Google Fi, start Google Fi activation on the new device. Your service, which includes your phone number, can continue seamlessly on the new phone.

Your Designed for Fi phone has a lot of features and settings to explore. We’ll share a few highlights below. You can also compare specifications. If your phone isn't listed here, learn what other phones …

Put your Google Fi service on hold so no one can use your phone for calls, text, or data. Change your Google Account password so no one can access things like your email and other services linked to …

Use the Google Fi trade-in program if you want to: Trade your current phone for a Google Fi phone. Upgrade your Google Fi phone to the newest model.

Transfer your data to the new phone and set it up. Insert your Fi SIM card or use eSIM (if the phone comes with a new SIM card use the new one) and install the Google Fi app on the phone and set up …