Reliance Jio Prepaid Plans For JioPhone Compared Here
Reliance Jio provides three prepaid recharge packs for JioPhone, a 4G-enabled mobile phone offered by the private sector telecom company. These Jio prepaid plans - priced at Rs 49, Rs 99 and Rs 153 - work only if the mobile SIM is in a JioPhone device, according to the telecom company's website - jio.com. Reliance Jio offers a validity period of 28 days each to its prepaid subscribers in the three JioPhone prepaid plans (Rs 49, Rs 99 and Rs 153).
(Also read: Jio offers 1.5-5 GB data benefit per day in 12 prepaid plans)
Other benefits that Jio subscribers get in these plans vary. The amount of data at high speed ranges from 1 GB to 42 GBs in the three JioPhone plans, according to the Reliance Jio website.
Here's a comparison of the three Jio prepaid plans - Rs 49, Rs 99 and Rs 153 for JioPhone devices:
| Plan | Validity | High speed data | Daily limit of high speed data | SMS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 49 | 28 | 1 GB | - | 50 |
| 99 | 28 | 14 GB | 0.5 GB | 300 |
| 153 | 28 | 42 GB | 1.5 GB | 100/day |
| (Source: jio.com) | ||||
JioPhone recharge plan Rs 49
Reliance Jio's Rs 49 plan for JioPhone comes with a total high-speed data benefit of 1 GB for a validity period of 28 days. This means the subscriber can use a maximum 1 GB of high-speed data during the 28-day period, among other benefits. The subscriber also gets a total of 50 free SMS in this JioPhone recharge pack.
(Jio recharge pack priced at Rs 49 comes with a validity period of 28 days)
(Also read:Â Airtel, Vodafone revise Rs 199 plans)
JioPhone recharge plan Rs 99Â (0.5 GB high speed data per day)
The company offers a total of 14 GBs of high-speed data in its JioPhone plan of Rs 99, with a daily limit of 0.5 GBs. That means the subscriber gets 0.5 GB of mobile data at high speed every day during the 28-day validity period of this JioPhone plan. Other benefits include 300 free SMSes for the validity period.
(Reliance Jio's Rs 99 JioPhone plan offers 14 GBs of mobile data at high speed)
JioPhone recharge plan Rs 153Â (1.5 GB high speed data per day)
Reliance Jio provides 42 GBs of high speed data with a daily limit of 1.5 GBs, among other benefits, in the JioPhone plan of Rs 153. Valid for 28 days, this JioPhone plan includes benefits such as 100 free SMS per day.
(JioPhone recharge pack priced at Rs 153 comes with 1.5 GBs of data at high speed every day for the validity period of 28 days)
In all three plans, local and national voice calls are free and data continues at a revised speed of 64 Kbps after exhaustion of the respective limits applicable to high-speed data, according to the Jio website.
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