Google Fi has long sold SIM cards at physical and online retailers, and Amazon is now offering those kits, which include a month of service, at a discount.
The Google Fi SIM Card Kit with $10 of bill credit normally costs $9.99 and is currently $7.20. The $50 Google Fi Simply Unlimited SIM Kit is $39.68 after a 21% discount and gets you a month of service. That tier includes 35 GB of high-speed data before being throttling kicks in, as well as:
- 5 GB per month of hotspot tethering
- Data, calls, & texts within the US, Canada, and Mexico
- Free calls to Canada and Mexico
Meanwhile, there’s a slightly deeper discount (27%) to the Google Fi Unlimited Plus SIM Kit from $65 to $47.20. You get 50 GB of data before the slowdown, unlimited tethering within the aforementioned cap with the ability to get data SIMs for tablets/laptops, and 100GB of Google One storage. You also get free calling to over 50 destinations and data when traveling outside North America.
It’s a bit surprising that these kits can even be discounted in the first place, and reflect more aggressive marketing from Google Fi in recent weeks:
- Buying a Pixel 7 at Best Buy will get you free Google Fi through 2022
- Some Google Maps Local Guides are being offered Google Fi service for free
- Fi lets Unlimited Plus subscribers add free lines for the rest of 2022
- Google offering former Fi users free service (up to $720 value) for remainder of 2022
More on Google Fi:
- New Fi ‘Virtual Carrier Network’ on Pixel keeps cellular data anonymous from Google, MVNO partners
- Fi brings Wi-Fi calling & international hotspot to iPhone, expands global 5G for Android
- Google Fi expands coverage with ‘W+ network’ of high-speed Wi-Fi that counts against data cap
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