Reliance Jio Vs Airtel Vs Vodafone: 2 GB Per Day Data Plans Compared Here
Telecom companies are offering high speed internet data plans at attractive prices. Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea and Reliance Jio are offering internet recharge packs starting at Rs 198 for 2 GB of internet data per day. Aggressive pricing of mobile data by billionaire Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Jio Infocomm, which forayed into the telecom space in 2016, has led to increased competition in the country's telecom sector. In total there are eight recharge options available for Jio, Vodafone and Airtel customers for using 2 GB of internet data per day.
Here is a comparison of 2GB per day internet data recharge plans being offered by Reliance Jio, Vodafone and Bharti Airtel:
Reliance Jio
Rs. 198 recharge plan: Under Reliance Jio's Rs. 198 recharge plan, Jio subscribers can use 2GB of high speed internet data for a period of 28 days. Along with high speed internet data, Jio subscribers get free voice calls and unlimited SMSes (100 SMSes per day), according to the information available at jio.com.
Rs. 398 recharge plan: By recharging for Rs. 398, Jio subscribers can use 2GB of high speed internet data per day for 70 days. Along with high speed internet data, Jio subscribers get free voice calls and unlimited SMSes (100 SMSes per day).
Rs. 448 recharge plan: Under Reliance Jio's Rs. 448 recharge plan, Jio customers get access to 2GB of high speed internet data per day for a period of 84 days. Along with high speed internet data, Jio subscribers get free voice calls and unlimited SMSes (100 SMSes per day), according to the information available at jio.com.
Rs. 498 recharge plan: By recharging for 498. Jio users get access to 2GB of high speed internet data per day for a period of 91 days. Along with high speed internet data, Jio subscribers get free voice calls and unlimited SMSes (100 SMSes per day).
Bharti Airtel offers two recharge plans for 2 GB of data per day:
Rs 249 recharge plan: Under Bharti Airtel's Rs 249 recharge plan Airtel customers can use 2 GB of high speed internet data per day for a period 28 days. Along with high speed internet data, Airtel customers also get unlimited free voice call and 100 SMSes per day.
Rs 499 recharge plan: By recharging with Rs 499 on Airtel connection, customers het to use 2 GB of high speed internet data per day for 82 days. Along with high speed internet data, customers also get unlimited free voice calls and 100 SMSes per day.
Vodafone Idea also offers two recharge options for using 2 GB internet data per day:
Rs 255 recharge/bonus card: Under Vodafone's Rs 255 recharge plan, customers get to use 2 GB of 3G/4G internet data for a period of 28 days. Along with high speed internet data, customers also get unlimited free voice calls and 100 SMSes per day.
Rs 511 recharge/bonus card: By with Rs 511 on Vodafone connection, customers get to use 2 GB of 3G/4G internet data for a period of 84 days. Along with high speed internet data, customers also get unlimited free voice calls and 100 SMSes per day.
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