Update: This deal is still available.
Google Fi offers
New Customers: Samsung Galaxy S22 Series 5G Smartphones with device prices starting at
$299.99 when you
Port-In an existing number to Google Fi and pay for 120 days (~4 months) of service (
starting at $20/mo.).
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
Jiivi for finding this deal.
Note, refer to the
promo page for complete terms & conditions. Existing Google Fi customers may get
$300 Off w/ purchase and activation of a Samsung Galaxy S22 phone from
fi.google.com
Available options:
- Galaxy S22
- 128GB $299.99
- 256GB $349.99
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Leave the GFi sim in and use your regular service via the eSim as the primary since it comes unlocked. The Google Fi app shows the countdown timer to 120 days and them you port your number back to Google voice.
No need to make it unnecessarily complicated.
More realistic is somewhere between $23- $26 which end up to $92 - $104
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Btw how they send extra watch and not charged you or ask to return
If you use mobile data, you shouldn't be buying the $20/mo plan unless it is occasional between WiFi spots in daily use. For people, who use WiFi most of the time, they don't need to pay for what they don't use. Other carriers are very expensive for this for single lines.
You can buy some other prepaid virtual carriers that might be better fit but they don't come with the international roaming features or free international SMS of GFi.
The individual $20 is called the Flex plan. It includes no data. If you use any data on this plan, you will be charged $10 per GB(prorated, I believe).
There is no individual $20 plan that includes data.
I am presently on the Flex plan with the s22, base model.
My 3rd time on this plan, over the years, with various phones purchased.
Not everybody has 4 people or even 2 people they are buying for as a group.
The carriers really screw you if you just want one line because they want a minimum ARPU per account.
$20/line with occasional use is great for single line with pay as you use flexibility for data.
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Not everybody has 4 people or even 2 people they are buying for as a group.
The carriers really screw you if you just want one line because they want a minimum ARPU per account.
$20/line with occasional use is great for single line with pay as you use flexibility for data.
Btw how they send extra watch and not charged you or ask to return
https://consumer.ftc.go
S22 has battery life issues.
S22 Ultra is too think and big. Unless you need the note pencil feature or the Super Zoom cameras it's not worth it.
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