For some people, getting a Pixel is a sure thing — the next question is which carrier you should choose. If you're already set on buying a Pixel 2 or Pixel 2 XL , or even have one already, you may be thinking about switching carriers at the same time. Google's own Project Fi service is quite popular, but unless you had a previous Nexus or Pixel phone, you haven't even had the choice to use it. So now that you can use Project Fi , we're going to help you decide whether or not it's the right carrier for your shiny new Pixel 2 or Pixel 2 XL. Who should use their Pixel 2 on Project Fi? Project Fi has a solid set of clear advantages when compared to a "traditional" carrier. For the most part, it boils down to just how simple Project Fi is compared to the competition. With Fi, you don't have any sort of contract, fine print, agreements or even set plans to decide on. You simply pay $20 per month for the base service, and then $10 per gigabyte of dat...