Airtel's New Rs 219 Prepaid Plan Offers Free Hello Tune, 39.2 GB Data, Calling Benefits
To take on competitor Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel announced a new prepaid recharge plan priced at Rs 219 with 1.4GBs or gigabytes of 3G/4G per day data for a period of 28 days, along with free 'Hello Tune' benefit. Airtel's all-new Rs 219 prepaid recharge plan also offers calling and SMS benefits, as mentioned on the official website of Airtel- airtel.in. Notably, this prepaid plan offered by Airtel offers benefits similar to the operator's Rs 199 plan, except for one additional benefit. Airtel's Rs 219 prepaid plan comes bundled with unlimited 'Hello Tune'. Airtel's new 'Hello Tune' benefit allows users to set a free Airtel tune to their number. Reliance Jio has been offering this 'Hello Tune' service for free since its launch.
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Airtel's prepaid recharge plan priced at Rs 219 in detail
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Airtel's all-new Rs 219 prepaid recharge plan offers a total of 39.2GBs of 3G/4G data for a period of 28 days with a daily cap of 1.4GB data. Unlimited local, STD and roaming voice call benefits are also bundled with this plan. 100 per day free SMSes benefits are also offered with this plan along with free subscription to 'Hello Tune' offerings. The new plan by Airtel is actually aimed at subscribers who like to set caller tunes on their numbers. This prepaid recharge plan is valid for 28 days.
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