Google announced today that Project Fi users will soon have a few more device choices. Three new phones will work with Google’s wireless service: the LG G7 ThinQ, the just-announced LG V35 ThinQ, and the Moto G6.
Up until now, customers could only choose between Pixel phones, Nexus phones, and the Moto X4.
The Moto G6 costs $199 through Project Fi and is currently available to
preorder through the Fi website, while the G7 ThinQ and the V35 ThinQ
will come to Project Fi next month with a $50 Fi service credit for each
preorder.
The V35 was initially rumored to be an AT&T-exclusive
phone, but that clearly is no longer the case. The phone, which was
announced in tandem with this Project Fi news, features a Snapdragon 845
processor, 6GB of RAM, 64GB of internal storage, and runs Android Oreo
8.0. It also has a slightly larger battery than the G7 and an OLED
screen. For those differences, you’ll have to pay $900.
The addition of these phones to the Fi lineup is
definitely appreciated, as not everyone wants to buy a Pixel. Now, Fi
subscribers get other flagship-level choices and the affordable Moto G6.
Plus, now Project Fi users have a notch option so they can blend in
with the crowd.
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