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I’ve used Google Fi for almost three years now, and it’s been mostly smooth sailing. Although Google doesn’t promote its cellular services very much, it has slowly but surely released updates that continue to improve the service, all while keeping prices relatively competitive. There is plenty to love about Google’s offering in a competitive market, but one quirk has me considering other options.
What’s the point of dual-SIM support if you can’t actually use it?
I know a decent number of people who use two different phone numbers. Usually, one is for work and one is for their personal life. I get that this is likely a small number of users compared to the overall customer base, but this is exactly the case for me, and both of these numbers are connected to Fi’s services. For a long time, I’ve had my work phone number on an old phone and my personal phone number on my Google Pixel, but I recently attempted to switch the work number to my Pixel in order to consolidate my devices down to just one.
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