I might look more into Project Fi next time my contract is up..
http://www.androidcentral.com/project-fi-introduces-data-only-sim-cards-limited-set-tablets
Project Fi is now offering data-only SIM cards for use with tablets and other devices. You can order a data-only SIM if you have already activated Fi service, and tablets with these cards will have the same data price as your phone, $10 per gigabyte. When checking your data usage, it will be broken down by device once you install a data-only SIM.
At least initially, the list of devices that work with Project Fi's data-only SIM cards is fairly limited:
As for other limitations, you can add up to nine data-only SIM cards to your account, though you can use the same card in multiple devices. Additionally, you cannot tether from a device with a data-only SIM. The ability to order these cards will be rolling out gradually to existing Fi users, and the option should appear in the "account" tab of the Project Fi website in the next couple of days.
Source: Project Fi (1), (2)
http://www.androidcentral.com/project-fi-introduces-data-only-sim-cards-limited-set-tablets
Project Fi is now offering data-only SIM cards for use with tablets and other devices. You can order a data-only SIM if you have already activated Fi service, and tablets with these cards will have the same data price as your phone, $10 per gigabyte. When checking your data usage, it will be broken down by device once you install a data-only SIM.
At least initially, the list of devices that work with Project Fi's data-only SIM cards is fairly limited:
- Nexus 7 - K009 (US LTE)
- Nexus 9 - 0P82300 (US LTE)
- iPad Air 2 - Model A1567
- iPad mini 4 - Model A1550
- Galaxy Tab S - Model SM-T807V
As for other limitations, you can add up to nine data-only SIM cards to your account, though you can use the same card in multiple devices. Additionally, you cannot tether from a device with a data-only SIM. The ability to order these cards will be rolling out gradually to existing Fi users, and the option should appear in the "account" tab of the Project Fi website in the next couple of days.
Source: Project Fi (1), (2)