Jio Prepaid plans offering unlimited voice calls, daily data benefits under Rs 400
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Jio claims to offer fast internet speed along with an uninterrupted calling experience. The company has maintained it has vast network coverage in almost every Indian city.
Reliance Jio has a plethora of prepaid plans to choose from. Although the telecom companies witnessed a price hike last year, Jio still remains the most affordable telecom service provider amongst Vodafone and Airtel. The price hike is also the primary reason why so many Vodafone and Airtel subscribers switched to Jio to save some money. Jio claims to offer fast internet speed along with an uninterrupted calling experience. The company has maintained it has vast network coverage in almost every Indian city.
In today’s article, we will talk about all the Reliance Jio plans that offer unlimited voice calls, free messages and daily data benefits. There are too many plans that come under the 400 bracket but we will focus on the plans that offer maximum data benefits and validity.
— The Rs 239 offers 1.5GB data per day along with unlimited voice calls. It offers 100 SMS per day. The prepaid plan has a validity of 28 days.The plan also offers free subscription to various Jio services including Jio Movies, Jio cloud and more. Now this is the most practical plan that you can buy even if you like to browse the Internet the entire day. This plan comes with a validity of 28 days and offers unlimited voice calls, all that without costing a bomb.
—There is another plan which offers the same data benefits.The plan is priced at Rs 199. The plan offers 1.5GB of data per day, offers unlimited voice calls and offers 100SMS per day. The plan comes with a validity of 23 days. Even if the validity is less, it offers you more data. For people who like browsing the internet the entire day, this will be the perfect pick.
— Now if you want more data and 1.5GB data per day is just not enough for you, you can look for prepaid plans offering 2GB data per day. Rs 299 prepaid plan offers 2GB data per day, It provides unlimited voice calling and offers 100 SMS per day. The plan also offers free subscription to various Jio services including Jio Movies, Jio cloud and more. The plan comes with a validity of 28 days.
— There is another plan which is priced at Rs 249. The prepaid plan offers 2GB data per day, it provides unlimited voice calling and offers 100 SMS per day. The plan also offers free subscription to various Jio services including Jio Movies, Jio cloud and more. However, the prepaid plan does not come with a validity of 23 days. So if you are planning to get a prepaid plan that offers you 2GB data per day, you should go with the 299 plan because it lasts longer than Rs 249 prepaid plan.
— There is another plan which offers less data but it is priced at Rs 209. The plan offers daily data benefits of 1GB per day. It offers unlimited voice calling and comes with 100 SMS/per day. The validity of the prepaid plan is 28 days. Along with the usual benefits, it comes with a free subscription to various Jio apps, including the Jio Movies, Jio Cloud and more. Among all the three plans, this one makes a lot of sense because it lasts for 28 days. The same plan offered by Vodafone costs a whopping Rs 269. So Jio users have it easy, they will not have to pay an exorbitant amount for something as basic as this, like Vodafone subscribers.
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