That really depends on where you live and how much data you want to use. Google Fi is a great deal for people who don’t use a lot of data and live in places where T-Mobile and Sprint have excellent service. I’m in Duluth Minnesota and neither carrier has excellent service up here so for here it’s Verizon all the way. You really need to look at coverage for yourself and talk to your friends and neighbors and seek what they use because I can tell you from experience the T-Mobile coverage maps are not accurate at all. Fi is great if you travel internationally a lot or don’t use a lot of data because they only charge for what you use. Verizon has a much bigger network and I have count on one hand the number of times I’ve been places but I couldn’t use my Verizon phone. Yes it’s more expensive but you get what you pay for.

Any phone can crack, especially in cold weather. But this phone does feel very durable. The one thing I will say though is that the reviews are right the screen is very very scratchy from more so than last year‘s.

No you don’t. But you do have to do it on financing agreement for 24 months.

No. You will need to pay off your current phone with add a line in order to take advantage of this deal.