I forget how big phones are.

 The Tracfone number ported just fine and service started immediately.

 The wifi service is good and I will test the jumping capabilities this week.  They use T-mobile service where my property in CO is for cellular backup.

 The phone itself works fine, Motorola has always been good for me, and as far as I am concerned a trip over to Tracfone to get a cheap flip-phone (they have 2 available) is worth the step to get a $350 phone for $50.  Then sell the flip-phone for $30 to someone that needs a small pocket phone or a local drug dealer.

 I ported a Tracfone number to Google Fi.

 I have to port a number to get the $200 off per phone.

"Get a $200 phone discount with the purchase and activation of a Moto G Power (2020) phone from fi.google.com. New Fi customers must transfer (port-in) your number to Fi from your current carrier to be eligible."

 More blah blah blah an then:

"If you choose to get a new number, you will not receive the $200 discount."


 So goodbye Tracfone so I can test out Google Fi.

 So my assessment so far, given where I live, is that Google Fi is most likely not a good service in my area.

 There are very few public wi-fi connections so I would have to get passwords and input them manually as I move across town if I want to save on data.  Once it connects once some networks will auto-connect, some will not.  It is much easier to just remain on data, and it is very slow in my area.

 If I am at home or the shop the wi-fi connection works fine although the phone will not connect into cameras on the network or control drones.  This is most likely a Motorola issue however.  If I am in town my calls are sometimes clear, if I am at home I have to go outside to get a call that isn't full of drop-offs.  At the shop it is unusable, there is no service at all.

 The phone allows you to set a data usage warning and even stop at a certain point, and there is a $60 cap if you just go crazy with data usage.    

 Overall I'd say from a "plan" standpoint it is a good.  Simple terms, and you have a decent amount of control, no contracts etc.  I will be travelling with it and see how it goes.