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Google Fi is launching a new Unlimited Essentials plan, costing $35 per month for one line. It\u2019s now Google Fi\u2019s most affordable plan, offering unlimited calls, text, and data, along with access to 30GB of high-speed data.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
As part of the change, Google Fi is renaming its Simply Unlimited plan to Unlimited Standard, which still costs $50 per month for one line. The plan will now offer up to 50GB of high-speed data instead of 35GB. That means you can use your data for longer without experiencing a slowdown. The Unlimited Standard plan now has 25GB of high-speed hotspot tethering instead of 5GB, too.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Google is also increasing the high-speed data cap on its Unlimited Premium plan (formerly Unlimited Plus) from 50GB to 100GB. The plan will remain at $65 per month for one line, but it no longer offers unlimited high-speed hotspot tethering and now has a 50GB limit.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
In addition to these updates, Google Fi will now let you connect a secondary tablet or laptop to your plan with a data-only eSIM, which devices like Apple\u2019s newest iPad Air and iPad Pro<\/a> come with. Google Fi has long offered<\/a> the ability to add a secondary device to your plan, but it previously required you to use a physical, data-only SIM card.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n