Google Fi plans (Updated)

Can't find a thread on here less than 2 years old, so I thought I would ask. I got rid of T-Mobile after almost 20 years because the service sucks in my neighborhood. I listen to music when I walk my dogs and can't get a decent signal.

I switched to Verizon because a neighbor told me they had a better signal. No. Same issue. I think it is because nobody in my neighborhood wants a tower in their sight line, so there are no 5G towers nearby. That will probably change next year, as there is a shopping center being built less than a 1/2 mile away from me, so I hope that fixes things.

In the meantime, since it seems I won't get a good signal regardless of the carrier, I'm looking at Google Fi. Most of hour data usage is via wifi, so is the cheapest plan okay for a family of 4? We would get 35 GB of data before they throttle it. I can't see us using that much unless someone turns off their wifi.

Google Fi uses T-Mobile and US Cellular towers, so it should be at least as good as the T-Mobile signal that I was using before, right?

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ETA: I made the switch a few weeks ago. The coverage is the same as it was with T-Mobile, except I have a 35BGB limit on 5G data - we are over 3 weeks in and have only used 14 GB, so far. I'm paying 80 bucks for 4 phones. That is a significant drop in price from just a few months ago. So if you've looked at the price in the past and thought it was only so-so, take a look again.

The prices are as follows:

1 line - $50
2 lines - $80 ($40/line)
3 lines - $75 ($25/line)
4 lines - $80 ($20/line)

Any additional lines after 4 are $20/line.

It uses T-mobile and US Cellular towers, so theoretically, the coverage should be BETTER than T-mobile's, although US Cellular towers are all in the mid-west, so I don't see any improvement in coverage here in south Florida.