JioFiber To Be Launched Today: Here Are The Prices, Benefits And Other Details
- Reliance Jio has earlier said its broadband service, JioFiber, will come with a high-definition television and set-top boxes at no extra charge for annual lifetime subscribers.
- "JioFiber customers who opt for our annual plans which the company calls Jio-Forever plans, will get an HD or 4K LED television and a 4K set-top-box absolutely free," Mr Ambani said while addressing shareholders at the group's annual general meeting on August 12.
- "Premium JioFiber customers will be able to watch movies in their living rooms the same day these movies are released in theatres! We call this Jio First-Day-First-Show," he said.
- The company has said that JioFiber plans will be priced between Rs 700 to Rs 10,000 per month.
- Under the JioFiber preview offer, Reliance Jio offers "ultra-high speed internet up to 100 Mbps free" for a limited period and complimentary access to a host of Jio's premium apps, according to the Jio website.
- Upon consumption of the monthly quota, users can recharge their Jio Fiber data plan with a booster pack that offers 40GB additional data, according to Jio.
- There are no installation charges levied but there is a refundable security deposit of Rs 2,500 taken for the JioFiber router.
- This amount needs to be paid through debit card, credit card, Jio Money or PayTM.
- Voice calls from the JioFiber's home to any Indian operator - mobile or fixed - will be absolutely free, the company has said.Â
- The company has announced an "unlimited international calling pack" at Rs 500 per month, to enable subscribers to make calls to the US and Canada.
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