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How Good Is Google Fi Cell Coverage In Europe?
Do any of you utilize Google Fi as your cellular service?
I currently have T-Mobile and it is okay but looking to switch, as Google Fi has unlimited data.
I live in Chicago so obviously need a good cell signal when traveling around the US, but I am wondering how good is Google Fi coverage while traveling in Europe and Asia?
Is Google Fi the best phone plan for international travel or is there something better like using an esim?
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6 Replies
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It works well everywhere I go.
I’ve used Google Fi in Europe, Asia, and New Zealand.
Certain areas are less well covered but if it’s not your main area it shouldn’t matter.
If you travel a lot it’s great.
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I have used Google Fi in the US and have traveled internationally over 7 years.
Love it!
It is the only data service you don’t need to pay extra when traveling overseas.
The service is seamless.
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If you only want international coverage, I’d say check out Airalo over Google Fi.
Airalo is an eSim that gets you coverage anywhere in the world.
I just used it in Japan and it was amazing.
I paid $10 for 10 gb for 30 days.
I think Google Fi is $10 per 1 gb when traveling, so Airalo is way cheaper.
Plus it is all digital, so no physical sim cards.
You can even set it up before you depart.
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I haven’t used it in Asia but it worked well for me in Europe and South Africa.
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I have had Fi for years, and love its ability to provide service seamlessly worldwide.
China? Yep!
Africa? Yep!
Europe? Yep!
South America? Yep!
Can’t sell you enough on it!
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I love it, but have had some issues in the US in more rural areas, but that’s due to how they use other towers so it’s not really consistent.
Some rural areas I’ve had great service, others not.
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