Use a phone designed for Fi or bring your own phone

Most popular phones are compatible with Fi. To use your own phone, follow the step-by-step guide.

1. If you’re new to Google Fi, sign up for Google Fi.
2. For SIM cards:
   • When you sign up, order a SIM card at no charge or buy a SIM card at a retail store.
   • Pixel 2 and up: Use an eSIM with phones compatible with Fi.
   • Some Samsung devices can use an eSIM with phones compatible with Fi. Check if your phone model is eSIM compatible.
3. On your new phone, download the Google Fi app.
4. Sign in. Then, follow the on-screen instructions.

1. To check if your new device works with Google Fi, follow the step-by-step guide.
2. If you use a physical SIM card, follow the manufacturer’s instructions to:
   1. Remove the SIM card from your current device.
   2. Put the SIM card into a new device.
3. On your new device, download the Google Fi app.
4. Sign in. Then, follow the instructions in the Google Fi app.

Order your new Google Fi SIM kit at https://fi.google.com/order-sim or purchase from a third party retailer.

1. Sign in with your Google Fi email address.
2. Order a free SIM.
   Tip: If you don't find the option, open an incognito tab and sign in again.
3. The review page loads. Enter the shipping address, payment info, and shipping method. In the "Shipping method" field, the options are:
   • For regular SIM cards, ground shipping (3-5 business days) is selected by default and has no charge.
   • For an additional charge: Starting from $11.99, 2-day (2 business days) and next-day (1 business day) are also available.
   • Final shipping prices, plus any applicable taxes, are based on the shipping address and are charged to the selected payment card.
4. To complete the checkout, select Buy.

Shortly after you complete these steps, an order confirmation email will be sent to you. When the order ships, you get a separate shipping confirmation email with tracking info.

Only unlocked devices can be used with Google Fi. If you purchased your phone through Google Fi or the Google Store, your device is unlocked.

If you aren’t sure if your phone is unlocked, you can contact your current carrier or the place where you purchased your phone. Make sure you don't owe any payments on your device. Your carrier might also have other requirements to unlock your device.

Your device must meet these requirements:

• Android phone or tablet: Run Android 7.0 and up, have LTE bands 2 and 4, and support VoLTE.
• iPhone and iPad: Run iOS 13 and up. Google Fi only supports eSIM on iPhone 14 and 15.

The Google Store or Google Fi sell Designed for Fi phones and give you the full Google Fi experience. Other phones listed as follows are Compatible with Fi.

Find out what SIM card your device uses

To find out what SIM card size your device needs, for each device on their website, most manufacturers list the SIM card size. For example, if your device uses a micro SIM, you should buy a nano SIM to micro SIM adapter. If your device uses a nano SIM, you don't need an adapter.

Verified compatible devices that don't need an adapter:

• Pixel 2 and up (all versions)
• Pixel Model ignored2PW4100 (North American version)
• Pixel XL Model ignored2PW2100 (North American version)
• Android One Moto X4 (all versions)
• Moto G 5G (2022, 2023, and 2024) (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Moto G6 (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Moto G7 (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Moto G Play 2021 (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Moto G Power (2021 and 2022) (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Moto G Stylus (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Moto G Stylus 5G (2022, 2023, and 2024) (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Motorola One 5G Ace (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Samsung Galaxy A03s (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Samsung Galaxy A13 5G (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Samsung Galaxy A14 5G (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Samsung Galaxy A15 5G (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Samsung Galaxy A32 5G (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Samsung Galaxy A35 5G (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Samsung Galaxy A53 5G (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Samsung Galaxy A54 5G (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Samsung Galaxy A71 5G (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Samsung Galaxy Note20 5G and Note20 Ultra 5G (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Samsung Galaxy S20 5G, S20+ 5G, and S20 Ultra 5G (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Samsung Galaxy S21 5G, S21+ 5G, and S21 Ultra 5G (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Samsung Galaxy S22, S22+, and S22 Ultra (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Samsung Galaxy S23, S23+, and S23 Ultra (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Samsung Galaxy S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra (unlocked North American versions sold by retailers)
• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 5G
• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4
• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5
• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6
• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4
• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5
• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6

• Pixel 2 (Telstra version)
• Pixel 2 XL (Telstra version)
• Pixel Model ignored2PW4200 (Rest of world version)
• Pixel XL Model ignored2PW2200 (Rest of world version)
• Nexus 5X Model LGH791 and LGH791F (Rest of world versions)
• Nexus 6P Model H1512 (Rest of world version)
• Nexus 6 Model XT1100 (Rest of world version)
• Nexus 6P Model H1511 (North American version)
• Nexus 6 Model XT1103 (North American version)